Sentence examples for be upset by the from inspiring English sources

He just couldn't understand why anyone would be upset by "The Idiot President".

Why might the citizens of other Arab countries be upset by the Sheik's death?

AGES 3-6 -- Some will be upset by the ropings, wild escapes and impending disasters.

AGES 3-6 -- Some viewers may be upset by the poaching and other mildly intense situations.

Merkel was also said to be upset by the Tory leader's letter.

Google acknowledged that some advertisers may be upset by the new policy.

Castro is not the first diplomat to be upset by the long-running motoring show.

"If you open it, I don't want you to be upset by the term vegetative," he said gently.

But said he had warned the panel all along that its plans could be upset by the Webb, which has always been known to have problems.

Marty Oestreicher, the Department of Education's chief executive for school support services, said he did not expect the schools to be upset by the payment schedule.

S.E.C. enforcement officials, who used to be upset by the unwillingness of many federal prosecutors to pursue cases, found new interest.