Sentence examples for surely upset from inspiring English sources

But while surely upset, few said they would join protests, like the one planned for Friday by the opposition party of the former prime minister Benazir Bhutto.

Forcing the Kurds to back down, he wrote in the memo, a copy of which was obtained by The New York Times, "will likely require the expenditure of significant political capital on our part" and "also surely upset the political stability we have enjoyed thus far in northern Iraq".

So its hateful commenters, along with the white student unions, show the protesters had a point -- and surely upset the white students complaining there's no need for social justice initiatives. .

The mechanical energy of the earthquake in Shurvon's frontal lobes had almost surely, Zollman explained, upset the electrical balance of his neurons, causing a deluge of neurotransmitters, chemicals like glutamate and dopamine, in toxic excess.

Cynics will surely say that its chiefs are upset by the rise of competing liars who appear to do the job so much better than them.

"However, nobody should get upset, for this wound will surely be healed".

Surely if anyone was going to get upset by it, they would have done so by now.

As Mr. Bush surely knew, it is a question that can upset the difficult balance Mr. Kerry must strike.

Perhaps they took stock of all this and shrugged "surely a dog on a trampoline won't upset anyone".

More recently, my father and I toasted with Manhattans as the Giants upset the unbeaten New England Patriots, in 2008, surely the sweetest of the Giants' four Super Bowl titles.

This cultural miscegenation may upset some middle-aged shopkeepers, but surely we'd all like to see more skating in saris, and less pontificating.