Sentence examples for badly upset from inspiring English sources
These assumptions were badly upset in July, when Mr Kim conducted missile tests; his nuclear test has blown them away.
While struggling with one of the astronauts, Dave, for control of the ship, HAL says, "I can tell from your voice harmonics, Dave, that you're badly upset.
But another decision -- Judge Miriam Goldman Cedarbaum decided to allow Ms. Stewart to remain free until a higher court ruled on her appeal -- may badly upset that plan.
Why would a battle-scarred Brooke Russell Kuser Marshall have risked such a union, especially when, as Kiernan notes, the speed of her remarriage badly upset her Marshall relatives?
Moreover, Mr Schröder has been badly upset by the loss of his chief foreign-policy adviser—and leading proponent of a more robust Germany abroad who resigned in absurd circumstances a few days after the vote.The vote itself was a close call.
Also, sleep was badly disturbed.
I think he feels badly about how upset she is".
He said that he was holding up all right, although his wife had taken things badly and was upset.
I phased it very, very badly because I upset a lot of people who want to give more priority to rape.
He badly needs an upset to create some excitement round his campaign or else he will watch it begin to collapse amid media and voter boredom, as has happened with Newt Gingrich and Ron Paul.
