Sentence examples for it quite upset from inspiring English sources
Li Keqiang, the new prime minister, said the air pollution had made him "quite upset" and vowed to "show even greater resolve and make more vigorous efforts" to clean it up.
Rather, Mr Krugman and Mr Duy honestly seem to think that administration officials don't get it, and they're quite upset about it.
"I'd prefer someone else to come in to keep it going because I am quite upset to see it in the state it is in now".
He got quite upset about it, and the next day he said, "I've got to go bury it now somewhere to say 'sorry' and 'thank you.'" And I says, "Well, I'll have it.
"I felt quite upset by it," she says.
They were quite upset that it hadn't been brought to their attention.
My little girl, Dita, used to get quite upset by it.
"He had appealed to Roger for a pardon" and was quite upset when it did not materialize, Mr. Drinkwater said.
"It used to make me quite upset, thinking, 'Do people not care about my safety?' I used to think about getting a luminous bike shirt made up which said: FLESH AND BONES.
I was quite upset (but) it didn't really make me better, so I decided, 'what's the point'?" Five-times Australian Open champion Serena Williams also expressed some admiration at Baghdatis's ability to go through four racquets in quick succession.
