Sentence examples for especially upset by from inspiring English sources

And none were especially upset by it.

He said he was especially upset by Pietersen's criticisms of Prior: "Kevin's attack on Matt is, dare I say it, a bit like bullying".

Ms. Weingarten said she was especially upset by the city's proposals for wage deferrals, which she said would amount to a 6percentt pay cut.

Bush fund-raisers said they were especially upset by the decision to spend $2 million in Arizona, Mr. McCain's home state, which Mr. Bush did not visit.

Many critics have been especially upset by his recent campaign to crack down on alcohol consumption and his pursuit of vast urban development projects, which have enriched construction magnates with close ties to the government.

NI is especially upset by the criticism it has faced from two Labour members, Tom Watson, a former minister, and Paul Farrelly, a former journalist for The Observer, sister title of The Guardian.

I have never felt particularly upset by hearing a song I like on a TV advert, especially when I know it's by an act who is not filling stadiums on a nightly basis.

Nobody was particularly upset by the losses.

SEAN -- She's particularly upset by violence.

Ministers and officials are especially upset over a claim by an intelligence official in Dhaka, not named by the magazine, that Mr bin Laden's second-in-command, Ayman al-Zawahiri, may have been hiding in the country for months.

The Indians in his force were especially upset at the destruction of the two towns, a sentiment echoed by Seneca warriors who joined with Brant in the ruins of Unadilla a few days later.