Sentence examples for much upset from inspiring English sources

The Association was much upset by the news.

The Sergeant, a career Army man, indicated that he wasn't much upset by the report.

Foreign journalists are rarely granted visas.The trial of Khalil al-Marzooq, a former parliamentarian and prominent figure in al-Wefaq, the leading opposition block, has caused much upset.

The New Yorker, March 25 , 1933P. 22 One late afternoon when father came up from downtown, he found his home much upset.

The "moralizers" may not be so much upset at rewarding people who lived beyond their means as much as they are afraid that the reward will come at their expense.

"When I think about what happened to me, I am not so much upset about the torture," Mohammad said, "I'm most sad about all the time that has passed".

NOT much upsets the bucolic serenity of this community, where horses graze on large farms and residents enjoy a rustic refuge just out of reach of Westchester's suburban sprawl to the south.

For a while, you worry that he's meddling too much, upsetting her, but, in the end, he seems to have meddled just the right amount; there's catharsis, and everyone feels better.

Not much upsets Doc's drug-induced equilibrium, but he is forced to put his lethargy on hold somewhat when back into his life walks Shasta Fay Hepworth, an ex-girlfriend who wants him to find her new lover, Mickey Wolfmann.

"I told him how much that upset me," she says.

But we would obviously be much more upset by an actual crash happening before our eyes.