Sentence examples for some kind of upset from inspiring English sources
"Whenever there's some kind of upset in the world, people get closer, and weddings and wedding renewals increase," she said.
"I understand some folks are kind of upset that we're not maintaining the copper plant," Mr. Maguire said in an interview last week.
"Qualcomm kind of upset some people with their forward-looking statement but that was really an excuse to sell some of the technology shares down," said Guy Truicko, portfolio manager of Unity Management in Garden City, N.Y.
Such ideas are, according to some views, being extended so that anyone who is caused any kind of upset by a view or opinion that is not in accord with their own may be "protected" within the "safe space" that a university campus should supposedly provide.
Kind of upset about that".
"I was kind of upset, a little," Mr. Zheng conceded.
It kind of upset me a whole lot.
"I was shocked and kind of upset," she said.
First, they were kind of upset, they don't see strawberry tart.
"Terrible," Felton said, adding, "I'm still kind of upset with myself for having seven turnovers".
