Sentence examples for less upset that from inspiring English sources

She said she was less upset that Clinton seemed to be behind and more upset that the country seemed poised to elect Donald Trump.

Alexander was less upset that a woman had lost her shot at breaking the glass ceiling, and more disgusted that Americans would elect Trump.

I was less upset that he had withheld such vital information than I was disappointed that our grand foreign affair was not to be, and after a few rounds of "I can't believe you" indignation, I forgave him.

It's less upsetting that way.

While Spurs fans would be sorry to see the back of the much sought-after Lloris, one suspects they will be less upset to learn that their record signing Érik Lamela and the hapless Roberto Soldado will also be ushered towards the exit door in order to free up funds for this summer's trolley dash.

Had the current mayor, Vincent Gray, not been black, would he have been less upset with the string of insults that started at 11 p.m. the night before Rhee was named as chancellor?

The occasional surprise gift or gesture might still be appreciated, of course, but the man in your life will probably be less upset over the fact that you had to ask him what he wanted for Christmas than you will be.

That didn't make me less upset about it.

Previous research has shown that patients would be less upset if the physician explained how the error occurred and apologised.

They are telling you how to put money in context, so that you will presumably be less upset about the market's gyrations.

United States officials seemed no less upset.