Sentence examples for look upset from inspiring English sources

To look upset when you've won, less so.

Even figure skaters are allowed to look upset about being knocked out of the Olympics.

"What do we do then?" I am trying not to look upset.

When Mr. Russert pronounced that the day had brought "no closure, particularly on the Democratic side," he didn't look upset.

It was embarrassing to hear the Prime Minister, who pretended to like football when he was watching a match with Angela Merkel in July, and to look upset when "England" lost, but you could tell from his face that he wasn't really, say so, too, and also when he said on telly yesterday that he was putting 110 per cent of his effort on the "bid" to the rude old men.

He had plenty of reasons to look upset, of course.

She is!' And then he says: 'But you're so, ugh, so normal-looking.'" Patel looks upset even now.

"She looks upset".

"She looked upset," he said.

He looked upset.

"She looked upset," he testified.