Sentence examples for deep upset from inspiring English sources

The family suffered deep upset.

I understand that the editor, Tony Gallagher, was made aware by the sports desk of deep upset about the hiring of MacKenzie by its writers, especially its star columnist Alan Hansen.

In another email, he voiced "deep upset" to the office of Asma al-Assad in Syria about the situation and said the Syria Heritage Foundation needed to be wound up.

The expected arrival in London of the leader of Jobbik, which has 43 seats in the Hungarian parliament and three in the European Parliament, is the source of deep upset among Jewish groups, politicians and members of Britain's 100,000-strong Hungarian population.

Outsider is a delicious read and the few glimpses of Blunt it does afford are tantalising: his involvement with the forger extraordinaire, Eric Hebborn; his deep upset on first seeing the "great and unprecedented" Poussin exhibition at the Louvre ("I was wrong," he muttered over and over).

It is our ability to be fully present and engaged that enables us to accept every situation exactly as it is, without preconceptions or judgments; to embrace difficulties, deep sadness, upset feelings, or injustice while staying aware, present, and available.

Ewan Murray Parkhead Celtic 2 Utrecht 0 Juárez 19 Samaras 34 So much for any deep-rooted upset after Celtic did not progress beyond the qualifying stage of the Champions League.

Just before 3 p.m. in Belmar, lifeguards ordered all but the surfers out of the deeper water, upsetting some of them who saw no sign of danger.

As ocean temperatures rise, research suggests many fish species are migrating into deeper waters, upsetting the normal patterns fishermen have relied on and throwing the marine ecosystem into flux.

After being swept away as Djokovic drew level in the match, Dolgopolov stayed in pursuit of an upset deep into the decider.

But the chemical reaction gives off carbon dioxide and lowers oxygen levels, which could upset deep-sea dwellers.