Sentence examples for so much upset from inspiring English sources

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".

His mother, Sarah, had avoided politics, but when she died in 1965, Scaife's redirection of the family's three main foundations so much upset his sister Cordelia that the two were estranged for decades until being reconciled before her death in 2005.

Ahmed told the court he was only trying to make his point that many other deaths in Afghanistan were being ignored and added he had no idea it would cause so much upset.

It seems to me that people aren't so much upset at the idea of pants and socks having RFID tags on them, which is harmless in and of itself (unless you're afraid that employees will know what size pants you wear), as they are afraid of Wal-Mart employees running around with RFID readers.

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

They will be more generous to the poor, they say, but not so much as to upset the budget that the Suchocka Government has kept under control.

That eagerness to put up so much cash has upset the power dynamics in Silicon Valley, because the Vision Fund is effectively able to beat out many other investors, who have criticized it for using hardball tactics to get in on deals.

MICHIGAN STATE 97, OAKLAND 61: So much for upsets by upstart Oakland University.

They want to wipe away these adult tears, so much more upsetting than their own.

The fact that Christians are losing their minds on Twitter, keeping their kids home from school, and urging parents to hide the citizenship papers for their legally adopted children in fire proof boxes is so much more upsetting to me than the number of rear-ends our President-elect has eyeballed.