Sentence examples for be more upset if from inspiring English sources

I'd be more upset if we didn't get those chances".

I think I'd be more upset if Kenny G sampled a really lively, rhythmic Armstrong performance.

I'd hate to make a big mistake, but I'd be more upset if I made a titanic one.

It is hard to imagine that Abercrombie's fans were too distressed — they would probably be more upset if their parents started wearing the clothes.

According to an article in USA Today, Nobody wants to be the parent whose child is "the talk at recess," because of a frugal Tooth Fairy, says Amy Moncarz, a second-grade teacher at Lucy V. Barnsley Elementary School in Rockville, Md. Actually, I'd be more upset if my child was the "talk of recess" for eating dirt or bullying a classmate, but maybe that's just me.

I might be more upset if I recognized God in the drawing, but I don't.

I would have been more upset if Val had gone home; even though she needs to get her groove back, I think she's the better designer.

If you promise shipments by Christmas and they're late, your customers will be more upset than if you had just politely told them you couldn't accept any more holiday orders.

She'd be more upset about the swan than if people had been hurt".

The 18 percenters are imagining things... I'd be more upset about the Pew poll if a Gallup Poll hadn't also reported that 18percentt of Americans think the sun revolves around the earth or that only 18percentt of Americans believe all or most of what is published in the New York Times.

"If I'd lived in New York, I'd be more upset".