Sentence examples for sort of upset from inspiring English sources
"I just got more and more sort of upset," Franken says.
The way he remembers it, 'this Thai lady seemed sort of upset.
Keep a laser-tight focus on the flight attendant up front who looks sort of upset.
Hearing about the Depression sort of upset me a little, but it didn't scare me".
That may be one reason that last year, Beyoncé lost the Grammy for album of the year to Adele, the sort of upset that triggered a storm of criticism about the Grammys' relevance, and, effectively, an almost-apology from Adele.
He came to the point: "It was tough at the start, because two English guys coming in and a Kiwi sort of upset a lot of people, especially the players 'cause some of them thought we were mad.
"It sort of upsets their concentration.
The second time it was sort of upsetting".
"It's sort of upsetting seeing your house like that," Ms. Sproule said.
Such is this age of concentrated aimlessness, with all the freedom of adulthood and few of the responsibilities, and being reminded of it was disorientating and sort of upsetting.
Very anticlimactic and sort of upsetting, right?
