Sentence examples for is deeply upset at from inspiring English sources
Like the distressed mother-in-law who can't bear to watch the tribulations of her daughter's private life, Oberholzer is deeply upset at the departure of Viljoen.
Some rangers are deeply upset at the proposals, but are fearful of speaking out.
Earlier Turkish government officials said the dead prosecutor's wife and children were deeply upset at the images.
Even as he savored his freedom, he said he was deeply upset at having been jailed for nearly half his life after being convicted of a crime he said he did not commit.
"I'd been deeply upset as a child by seeing photographs of the Holocaust," he explained.
Susan is deeply upset by the threats and her family worry that the stress will lead to an MS relapse.
Labour had long been taunted by the Tories as the party of devaluation, which made them delay the decision far longer than was advisable, and Callaghan was deeply upset at being its agent now.
Astor was deeply upset at finding himself under police investigation, and by the social ostracism that followed the Ward trial.
She said the legal process was now at risk of being "politically hijacked", adding: "It is deeply upsetting.
