Sentence examples for may seriously upset from inspiring English sources

You may seriously upset someone by prying.

Breaking one in half will spill the powder or liquid, and then consuming it afterwards will seriously upset your stomach.

But one senior diplomat in Riyadh remarked: "The words may not be the king's, but the sentiment is the same: the Saudis are seriously upset with Washington, they feel they are not being listened to".

He rides on deeper emotional currents (when Achilles is upset, he is seriously upset).

Polls show that most people are in favour of the change, and very few are seriously upset.

"I still laugh about that, but I was seriously upset by him ignoring me.

The matter of "positioning oneself among others in the social world" is a complex one, so discovering the right mix of attitudes and feelings "may be like finding the centre of gravity of a cloud".Sometimes, he writes, it is plain that the balance between self-interest and a proper concern for others has been seriously upset.

In a news conference before the 2006 event, Woods said: "I'd be seriously upset if I went my whole career and never won this tournament.

Donald Sanford of Israel was seriously upset when someone stole his sneakers from his bag, as he discovered right before his heat.

"Anything we say or do is likely to seriously upset one half of the town or the other".

One may seriously question this.