Sentence examples for that really upset from inspiring English sources

The one that really upset me was during Euro 96.

Mr. Poltrack said: "In this case we had something that really upset the system.

In places there are graffiti-like stains, accidentally caused by cleaning, that "really upset" Teller, "but now I like them".

The only thing that really upset us was somebody on the talk boards claiming to be us.

"The one thing that really upset me was when he said they weren't innocent people who died," Mr. Kelly said.

It's the blue-on-blue attacks that really upset David Cameron, when Tory MPs launch a raid against their own government.

It's the sort of analysis that really upsets most of my French friends.

The thing that really upsets me is, Ameriprise is not standing behind this product".

That's what prompted me: when someone is as great as that, and they don't get recognition, that really upsets me.

They protected them, they covered up their crimes, and they were often not held to account, and that's something that really upsets secondary victims.

"And the thing that really upsets us is that for years we've been trying to get these incentives, and now a lot of struggling areas are being left out".