Sentence examples for getting very upset from inspiring English sources

The jury is getting very upset.

It was not purely commercial for him, it was about his reputation, so he was getting very upset".

"The audience was getting very upset — people in the crowd were yelling, 'You're a racist,' " Galifianakis told me.

I was getting very upset, and I saw a policeman coming, and I called the policeman and the man ran away".

Why would they use it if it wasn't accurate?" One of the jurors who turned me down had written in an e-mail, "I don't think I could do the interview without getting very upset about it.

"It's not dancing around a cow, it's a method, but by using the word 'ritual' a lot of people are getting very upset".

I got very upset.

He got very upset.

"Players can get very upset".

"I got very upset," the girl narrates.

But McNamee "got very upset," he said.