Sentence examples for be very upset about from inspiring English sources

Since Russia is expected to want some missile protection against China, officials insist the Russians should not be very upset about the United States' proceeding with a program for similar protection.

Terry McAuliffe, the chairman of the Democratic National Committee, said, "If I went to my local church in Virginia and was denied communion, I'd be very upset about that".

She continued, "And anyone who is intensely focused on a particular goal, in this case their wedding, is not likely to be very upset about spending $40 on a book that they believe will enhance this experience, an event that is likely to have profound effects on their personal happiness, their place in community and society and their genetic future".

be very upset about something.

He's been focusing on the issue of outsourcing, and he might be very upset about that tagline.

"Rank and file officers will be very upset about those comments because these were unprecedented levels of violence that we saw".

You know, a lot of people were very upset about my comment, and make no mistake, I find it very upsetting to read it.

Julian was very upset about this.

We are very upset about it.

"I was very upset about it".

We're very upset about the closing.