Sentence examples for hugely upset from inspiring English sources

"When I heard she was dead I became hugely upset and angry.

Dr O'Hagan wrote: "The child and family were fully co-operative and are hugely upset that offence has been caused.

Needless to say, many researchers are hugely upset by this argument, even though it seems entirely plausible.

He was cornered abroad, notably by Tony Blair's decision to have a referendum in Britain, a move that hugely upset Paris.

Motorists also complained that traffic in Paris would be hugely upset, with drivers forced to clog alternative routes across the city.

She also claimed to be hugely upset by criticisms aired by bloggers who had watched the show, but added that she still had a "secret crush" on Abdul, whom she called "beautiful".

We have noted in the report that "the lack of information given to some women, as to why they were sent and the length of time they would remain" was hugely upsetting for these women.

But when she broached the question, he said no, upsetting her hugely.

Wilson's acquittal was upsetting to many, but nobody was hugely shocked.

I respect him hugely as a performer and writer and get very upset any time I see anything nasty written about him.

What has this hugely successful, multimillion dollar series of military shooting games done to upset people?