Sentence examples for has upset all from inspiring English sources

Such was the calculus that brought Mr. Cameron to this bastion of the Liberal Democrats, the third party that has upset all election predictions with the surging popularity of its leader, Nick Clegg.

Politics is the contest for control of the oil and aid money, whose abuse has upset all communities, and to use it in service of patronage networks based on tribe.

Somewhere in half-sleep, with the television on because I feel desolate with the wind blowing outside and the sea mist clotting the streets, I realize that the silent twins' story has upset all my expectations.

Fixed terms have upset all the political rhythms and so everyone feels like they are on the downward stretch when there is still almost a year and a half to go.

An increasingly integrated global economy has upset nearly all models of economic and financial markets, rendering most forecasts unduly cautious and unable to see the broad benefits of growing trade and commercial interdependence.

The President's ambitious agenda, after all, has upset a lot of voters, across the political spectrum.

Where former campaign chief Paul Manafort brought Republican party approval and the dead-eyed seriousness of a consultant who helped elect strongmen in Ukraine, Bannon is intended to bring back the wild spirit of revolution to a candidate who has upset the established order all year.

All the times Trump has upset China since winning the presidency.

Naturally that has upset her.

Ivy told me that she had been upset all morning, since checking Facebook: her son had posted a picture of Costco chocolates, a Valentine's Day gift, without acknowledging that she had sent it.

"I've been upset all day".