Sentence examples for profoundly upset from inspiring English sources
Lowry was profoundly upset by this unfortunate coincidence - his life was ruled by coincidences, both fatal and benevolent - but the two books had little in common.
The majority of conscripts had never left home, however, and were profoundly upset at having to say goodbye to loved ones.
While Lincoln made no written response to the colony's failure, the news eventually reached the White House and, according to one visitor in the late summer of 1863, left the president profoundly upset.
We can understand why a minority of people are profoundly upset by abortion, but this arcane marriage dispute is beyond the ordinary comprehension of anyone not guided by the Bible.
But Holder, who had studied law at Columbia with Telford Taylor, the chief American prosecutor in the Nuremberg trials, was profoundly upset after seeing classified documents explicitly describing C.I.A. prisoner abuse.
From Reigate grammar school, he went to Emmanuel College, where he gained a first in English, despite being profoundly upset by the death of his elder brother, an aspiring poet, in a flying accident in 1941.
The very thought that this transition is incomplete profoundly upsets Mr. Cuomo, whose staff formulated a full-scale public relations offensive to counter the image during preparation for this article.
It was profoundly upsetting.
"[The fact that] it appears that there were tens of thousands -- if not hundreds of thousands -- of Americans who had their right to vote denied or compromised by having to wait in line five, six, seven hours is profoundly concerning and upsetting to me," Coons told reporters on Capitol Hill on Thursday morning.
A second idea is that big impacts cause massive eruptions by shocking the Earth so profoundly that its innards get upset.
