Sentence examples for but also upset from inspiring English sources
This first canonisation on US soil has excited some Hispanics but also upset some indigenous groups who accuse Serra of helping to exterminate Native Americans.
"[Trump's] remarks have not only jeopardised world peace, but also upset the Beijing-Washington relationship... he will pay for his mistakes," warned Niu Xinchun from the China Institutes of Contemporary International Relations.
Newman is particularly upset, he says, about an important piece that he bought in 2001 — upset with Smiley, of course, but also upset that the institution that lost the piece did not come forward.
He was opposed to King William's power on the continent, thus the Battle of Cassel not only lost the king an important supporter, but also upset the balance of power in northern France.
I'm glad to be going to university, but also upset that I'm losing my home because of it: part of why my mum's moving is because once I leave sixth form, she won't be able to afford to keep our - or any - flat.
Before talking to Rumsfeld, O'Reilly pointed out that even CIA chief Leon Panetta has said that some valuable information may have been derived using harsh interrogation methods, but Panetta also upset the beleaguered host by adding that the question remains open as to whether or not those approaches were necessary.
Drinking several Irish Car Bombs in one sitting will get you intoxicated fairly quickly, but may also upset your stomach.
But Hardaway is also upset that he never made the kind of money some of his less-talented teammates did.
But some are also upset at fellow Democrats for refusing to back the bill, or at least the procedural effort Thursday to force a final vote.
"Both of our families are happy," Miss Santiago said, "but they are also upset at the reality" of the impending deployment.
But Britons are also upset at what they see as a lopsided extradition arrangement with America, whereby the bigger country can grab suspects from Britain more easily than vice versa.
