Sentence examples for might be upset from inspiring English sources

Mr. Labrador said people in his district might be upset.

She said she understood why fishermen might be upset.

The problem is not that other faiths might be upset.

There were no outward signs that he might be upset with his country.

Asked if he was worried that retailers might be upset, Mr. Duffy said he was unconcerned.

Looking out at the crowd of teen-agers, he added, "I know you might be upset.

"The casual fans might be upset, but I don't care," he said.

We serve our readers, not the elite who might be upset at what we've written.

They are usually kind, but often reticent about disclosing all the details, for fear that I might be upset.

Fans and bloggers speculated that Feig might be upset because the photograph gives away an essential plot twist.

"It's pretty absurd because Hitler was a teetotaler," said Mr. Lunardelli, who seems genuinely aggrieved that people might be upset about his wines, but is nonetheless unrepentant.