Sentence examples for desperately upset from inspiring English sources

Fortunately, she wasn't desperately upset.

He's desperately upset by the whole thing.

She was also desperately upset to be out of the 30,000-mile race.

"I'll have to abort," she said, desperately upset, back home in Beijing in December from Denmark, where she is now studying, and five weeks pregnant.

"I just feel really numb with grief over what happened to Jo and desperately upset for Brendan and her family and loved ones.

"Faye is desperately upset," said Powell of the 33-year-old Arsenal central defender, who had stated that this would be her last World Cup and finished it with tears streaming down her face.

The fact that Boston, despite being the world's oldest continuous marathon, does not qualify for world record purposes – it has a 140m drop and often benefits from a tailwind – is something that desperately upsets Mutai and his desire to run an official world record forms the book's spine.

Subsequently she was desperately hurt and upset when it was in fact marked down.

In Indiana, where Cruz desperately needs an upset Tuesday to slow Trump's rise, the super PAC is spending nearly $2 million.

Let the guy see you laughing, dancing, and loving the single life, instead of looking around desperately, or being upset about not having a special someone.

By playing it safe and desperately trying to not upset or offend anyone, Christmas films today miss the key element required for success: despair and salvation – the light at the end of the tunnel.