Sentence examples for be deeply upset from inspiring English sources
My nieces [her brother's daughters, aged nine and five] would be deeply upset by that!
She could be deeply upset when she thought her paper had mis‑stepped.
There is every reason why the general public ought to be deeply upset by what has happened and angry.
Brazil is known to be deeply upset by Indonesia's determination to execute another of its citizens, Rodrigo Gularte, along with seven other foreign nationals including the British grandmother Lindsay Sandiford.
The woman is said by friends to be deeply upset that an episode she had hoped to put behind her more than a decade ago is now resurfacing in such a public way, though she is also said to be displeased with the way Mr. Cain has minimized the harassment allegations.
Those who claim to be deeply upset about public sector deficits should be asked, what would have happened, given this attempt by the private sector to move into surplus, if the public sector had tried to stay in balance.
And I'm deeply upset by his writings.
When a horse gets hurt, everyone is deeply upset.
Many parents were deeply upset about the closures.
I remember being deeply upset by this disparity.
