Sentence examples for become upset with from inspiring English sources

Li appeared to become upset with some of the Chinese spectators in the crowd in the third set, and asked the chair umpire to intervene.

Of course I realize that the reason that so many futurists had become upset with me is that my eponymous protagonist is a self-absorbed, plagiarizing, lying, borderline alcoholic fraud.

Cain's uncle and legal guardian Neil Hargreaves tends to become upset with his behavior and course of action.

Apparently, God has become upset with Israel because of the way those in power have treated the folks at the bottom of the food chain.

Why do people become upset with the notion of anonymous corporate donors filling the coffers of Super PACS and corporations being considered "people?" It must offend a sense of propriety somewhere.

Here are some articles you can read about this dynamic where women become upset with too little sex or affection (and too little can be anything from really too little to "one time less than you want").

My partner became upset with me for my modestly admirable insistence that we not cheat.

Ms. Boland's 2005 brush with law enforcement came when she became upset with the slow process of getting through Customs in Montreal.

As an example, years ago I was editor at another small newspaper when the local congressman became upset with our columns and editorials.

The first time Cliff Floyd became upset with Umpire Eric Cooper's interpretation of the strike zone yesterday at Yankee Stadium, Mets Manager Art Howe rushed out and stood between them.

Jones also became upset with Gaga when milliner Philip Treacy made her the same hat that Jones was using on tour, only in a different colour.