Sentence examples for be less upset from inspiring English sources

It seems only human, and very sane, to be less upset by art than we are by reality.

They are telling you how to put money in context, so that you will presumably be less upset about the market's gyrations.

It does mean, though, that it has more options in a close contest and will be less upset by rain delays.

A representative of the SUD union pointed out that "passengers would be less upset about industrial action if they travelled in decent conditions the rest of the time".

While Spurs fans would be sorry to see the back of the much sought-after Lloris, one suspects they will be less upset to learn that their record signing Érik Lamela and the hapless Roberto Soldado will also be ushered towards the exit door in order to free up funds for this summer's trolley dash.

"Theoretically, if we do things right or perfectly, people will be less upset with us, we will experience less adversity," Lombardi says.

What can I do to help the situation?" By turning it back on yourself, it will be less upsetting to the other person, but you're still putting it out there to start a dialogue.

I think they'd have been less upset if we'd crushed a baby".

In his emails to Dazed magazine, LaBeouf wrote: "People are less upset by a mystery they can't explain than an explanation they can't understand".

When the Friends are attacked in a drive-by shooting on the way to school, Gordon is less upset by the gunplay than by losing his homework assignment -- "How I Spent My Summer Vacation".

But what he finds most amusing is that he believes women, or at least leftist women, are less upset about the alleged power grab, than about the dilemma the emasculation of the president poses for them.