Sentence examples similar to generating upset for from inspiring English sources

Other Celtics fans may get upset for that.

Also generating buzz and a possible upset for the Palme d'Or is Lars von Trier's Meloncholia, a science-fiction drama about the end of the world starring Kristen Dunst, Alexander Skarsgard and Kiefer Sutherland.

Bradford, though, is good enough to generate an upset or two, and the division should get used to St . Louiss contending for years.

In Britain, there is the Boat Race between Oxford and Cambridge, which has been generating considerable attention for more than a century but which lasted less than 18 minutes when Oxford upset Cambridge last Saturday.

If P.& G. wins control of Clairol, which generated $1.89 billion in sales last year, it would be a stunning upset for the Kao Corporation of Japan, the owner of the Jergens line of personal care products.

As usual, the politicians were upset for the wrong reasons.

But we Germans are getting upset for the wrong reasons.

He's upset for other reasons.

I'm upset for the [5,000 travelling] fans".

Is he upset for how it has gone?

"I'm upset for one reason, man.