Sentence examples for highly upset from inspiring English sources
"I am highly upset with Patriarch.
"People are highly upset, confused and totally lost.
"We are highly upset over this whole incident," Chief Reznick said of the escape.
"But if he has to go for any other reason, then I'll be highly upset.
He said he would have been "highly upset" if Shanahan had pulled him from the game.
It is a way to preserve adolescence into adulthood and I find it highly upsetting.
"Coach Majors was extremely upset.
Secondly, the non-occurrence of a highly expected upset situation in a lab-scale digester fed with cattle manure was investigated.
Analysts in the capital had said before the voting that Mrs. Merkel and her Christian Democrats were highly unlikely to upset the Social Democrats in Berlin, however badly she needed a victory.
Contrast this with Blume's exasperated, often derisive depiction of adult women — highly anxious, easily upset, overprotective, obsessed with outward appearances — and you begin to understand that what Blume is celebrating is that brief yet exhilarating time in a young girl's life in which internal narratives take precedence over external attributes.
