Sentence examples for more upset with from inspiring English sources

So, I'm more upset with myself now.

He bogeyed both but was more upset with his putting.

Clemens gritted his teeth, more upset with Millar than himself.

"I'm more upset with my Republican conference, to be honest with you," Mr. Labrador said.

"I'm more upset with my Republican conference, to be honest with you.

"I'm more upset with my Republican conference, to be honest with you," he said.

"The more I thought about it, the more upset I was with MovieTickets.com," Lindquist said in her testimony to the Senate's Commerce Committee last November.

Consequently, he may not worry about the cause or duration of a disease but instead be much more upset by immediate discomforts associated with the illness.

The American concerns are shared in Europe, which like the United States, is growing more upset about the trade deficit with China.

But at the same time, personally, I'm just more upset that it's all over with".

"People who normally shop around for pricing are the ones who get more upset than the ones who stay with you and understand these situations," Mr. Pierson said.