Sentence examples for seriously upset from inspiring English sources

Word quickly spread, and many students were distraught and seriously upset.

The £1.6bn deal was diplomatically fraught, since France feared it would seriously upset relations with China.

He rides on deeper emotional currents (when Achilles is upset, he is seriously upset).

"I still laugh about that, but I was seriously upset by him ignoring me.

Polls show that most people are in favour of the change, and very few are seriously upset.

But while firms cannot afford to seriously upset the government, they need a lively, compelling environment to keep users interested.

In 1940, Hanbury Brown wrote a paper On Obtaining Visuals from AI Contacts which demonstrated mathematically that the time delays inherent to the interception system were seriously upsetting the approach.

These faulty flyers are so obsessed by their need to financially survive that they don't recognize that they are seriously upsetting their customers and, even their limited remaining customer credibility, in the process.

I'm seriously so upset right now..

For a while, many people who take dance music very seriously were upset with Aoki, a second generation Japanese-American superstar with a huge international following.

It is the sense of the Congress that further withdrawal of ground forces of the United States from the Republic of Korea may seriously risk upsetting the military balance in that region and requires full advance consultation with the Congress.