Sentence examples for much upsetting from inspiring English sources

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.

"When members come, they are very much upset," Tariq said.

The Association was much upset by the news.

I can't tell you how much upset that caused.

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

My mother and father were both very much upset, because Laura was their favorite niece.

OP I don't want to get involved in Hillsborough because last time it caused so much upset in Liverpool.

Yet today's news that hundreds of child victims of crimes have had compensation payments reduced or stopped is unlikely to cause much upset.

[Imagining a news story] "The President was very much upset about the horrible destruction and damage done to this city of New Orleans, lovely town.

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.