Sentence examples for become upset because from inspiring English sources

Worse, one of the program's financiers has become upset because there was to be a woman on the show — unchaste behavior, to some.

The less you judge others, the less likely you are to become upset because of something they did or said.

My sister became upset because she was wearing a short orange dress.

The Lee government became upset because North Korean officials used Mr. Han's trip and comments to attack the South.

During a workout, Cooper recalled, Schmidt once became upset because players did not run their warm-up lap fast enough.

On another occasion, still in the hospital, in his gown, he becomes upset because he doesn't have his makeup towel or mascara.

A young woman he was counseling told him how she had put a paid death notice for her husband in Newsday and how her mother-in-law became upset because no photo was included.

In the morning, Ann becomes upset because Joe has again left his Amnesty International mailings all over the breakfast table and Joe is furious that Ann is wearing that animal-hide belt.

The A train's first registered complaint was apparently made just minutes after it began running, when a man at the Chambers Street station became upset because he had put two nickels into a malfunctioning turnstile.

Last week, DeSai became upset because of water pressure problems at his home, asked for maintenance help and expressed his displeasure in an email to the management firm that implied he would "intimidate his way to getting what he was asking for", Delgado said.

I know a woman whose guy became upset because the voice on her GPS was male.