Sentence examples for the upset about from inspiring English sources
The phrase 'the upset about' is not correct in written English
However, you could use the phrase 'upset about' or 'upset at'. For example: She was upset about having to miss her friend's birthday party.
After all the upset about it, ask yourself what difference has that made to the school?
I share with Evans and with Goldstone the upset about the specific way that the UN has used the report on Israel while ignoring its call for investigation of the war crimes committed by Hamas.
"I cannot believe I'm this upset about the gate".
If the cops get upset about the raised camera, Patterson suggested lowering it to your hip.
Still, sex workers are hardly the only group upset about the sit-lie law.
People close to Mr. Pataki confirmed that the governor was upset about the formula.
He said his father, Julius, who lives around the corner, was upset about the closing.
Many of the actors were upset about the management changes and theatre's operations.
You can't be the only person upset about the cancellation of your beloved show.
It's striking that the Guineans are more upset about the rape than about the killings.
Milbrett and the Power were understandably upset about the shutout.
