Sentence examples for personally upset from inspiring English sources

Insurance company executives, personally upset by the loss of life and not wanting to appear insensitive, have been unwilling to speak publicly about rate increases.

He was also asked if he was personally upset by Steve Hilton, his friend and former Downing Street adviser, making the case for Brexit in the Daily Mail.

Rajan and Rogoff have reason to be personally upset with Krugman.

"I personally would be upset if I was a client and I saw the same thing over and over," adds Kale.

In this case, remember that you shouldn't take it personally or be upset by it.

Excessive force The Attorney-General, Mr Katzenbach, said that he personally was "upset" at the violence used and that many people would already have concluded from the pictures they had seen that the degree of force employed had been excessive.

If you are personally getting upset or offended by the claims brought forward by a stranger, ex-client or third party, step away and hire someone else to handle it.

Acts of bullying include spiteful comments, gossiping to others about you or simply anything that makes you personally feel upset that the bully does on purpose.