Sentence examples for be upset for from inspiring English sources
verb
To make (a person) angry, distressed, or unhappy.
- I'm sure the bad news will upset him, but he needs to know.
Not always, but when it did, I would be upset for days, weeks and months.
"At times he would still seem to be upset, for sure," Gibbs said.
But Mr Lucic says that experience shows that these people might be upset "for a very short period: a day .The Mladic effect may be stronger in the European Union (see Charlemagne).
THE morning that her au pair marched in and gave two weeks' notice, Dr. Lori Bassman knew that, while her household might be upset for a while, the family would survive.
But they're going to be upset for a completely different set of reasons".
But by the next day he had forgotten all about it, while I continued to be upset for days.
The Conservative-controlled county council said it was aware the cut would be "upsetting" for many who relied on bus services in rural areas.
"We appreciate this will be upsetting for passengers.
Several fans were upset for another reason.
Beverly is upset for another reason.
As usual, the politicians were upset for the wrong reasons.
