Sentence examples for far more upset from inspiring English sources

Wills seemed far more upset about the death of his favourite horse.

I was far more upset than I thought I would be; in that moment you suddenly feel as if you have absolutely no power.

He received visitors throughout the afternoon, including fellow priests and parishioners far more upset by the events of the day than he was.

A rare point of thoughtfulness comes when he regrets that his wife was far more upset by public criticism of him than he was himself.

I was far more upset that I couldn't buy the latest fashions, go on Saturday shopping trips or to the pictures or local dance.

The topic irritates Girardi — "I get tired of talking about it, I know that," he said — but he is far more upset at the results every time the Yankees face a pitcher they are seeing for the first time.

The whole matter was far more upsetting for Richard O'Kane, the business manager of Ironworkers Local 361, which covers Brooklyn, Queens and Long Island.

For others, the ordeal can be far more upsetting, upending everything in the life of a player and his family.

Why weren't they willing to be happy all the time?" Because despite the privilege of living in Washburn, a place where "an assumption of security" still lingers, the Scofields are just like most of us: affected far more by marital upsets, the death of a dog, and the obligation to bake dozens of holiday cookies than by the miracle of having made it safely through one more day.

The government is far more likely to be upset if any of the Game's sponsors threaten to pull out, though there is so far no sign of this happening.

The unfairness of working on these terms alongside academics on permanent contracts doing less teaching for far more money is what upsets him most.