Sentence examples for become upset about from inspiring English sources
The unflappable Ms. Seo, who is more apt to laugh than to become upset about a mistake in the studio, also has the perspective that comes from starting late.
"But why would Sumner become upset about selling a portion of it?" Gabelli asked.
Ironically, Silk Road adult fans have become upset about the amount of media attention teens are bringing to the underground site.
Patients may also become upset about jokes made at their expense, fearing humiliation and stigmatization [ 49].
Fred Rogers Mr. Rogerss) related that, as a little boy, he'd often become upset about major catastrophes in the news.
Whenever the woman became upset about her daughter, aides had her walk to her room and read the book.
In 2007, Ian became upset about the controversy generated by the appearance of Kelvin MacKenzie on Newsnight, and a few weeks later he hanged himself.
"We began to wonder why he ignored us when we called out his name, and why he'd pull out clumps of his hair when he became upset about something.
There is a disconnect here: society rightly becomes upset about sexual imagery of young children, but, in de Piero's case, people talk of everything but the fact that, at 15, she was a child and publishing photos of her topless would be obscene.
Karev becomes upset about this, and asks Torres to prevent Barnett from discontinuing the program, though Torres shows no interest in helping Karev.
