Sentence examples for more upset and from inspiring English sources

After the Fort Hood massacre, in which an Army psychiatrist with ties to Muslim extremism has been charged, "I became even more upset and enraged," he said.

"If I would have been healthy and shot those scores, I would have been more upset and more embarrassed," he said.

When police arrived to remove the passenger from the aircraft he became even more upset and began screaming "No! Please no!" Passenger Donna Tellam claimed the man shouted "jihad" and said there were "jihadists in the cargo hold".

"This appeal will only cause more upset and difficulty for these families at a time when they need support and understanding.

"I'd be a lot more upset and worried about my prospects for getting into the Olympics if it was May time that I got this problem, rather than January," he told BBC Guernsey.

"I'm more upset and disappointed that the system seems to not be working for me in this situation," Snipes said.

"There are going to be a lot more upsets and entirely new teams.

All the soldiers — even me, a nonsmoker — found this situation more upsetting and of greater import than the fall of the German Reich so obviously taking place.

They may look even more upset, hurt, and emotional than you feel.

"It's not like I went out thinking, 'I'm going to make a film about being really angry,' but I just got more and more upset, but also more and more sad as I went along," Ms. Friedrich said on a recent stroll around her old neighborhood.

I would have been a lot more upset had Syracuse and Boston College pulled out of the conference.