Sentence examples for to be very upset from inspiring English sources

He is going to be very upset.

"The behavior caused other children to be very upset".

She appeared to be very upset, and began to cry.

I'm going to be very upset, because this is bullshit," the journalist said.

"When that didn't happen, obviously a lot of people are going to be very upset, including the players.

"If you get it wrong, people are going to be very upset," says Jones when we meet.

"So Iraq could suspend oil shipments to pressure the U.N". Iraq would be very upset to see a large amount of its revenues go to Kuwait, he said.

People could also be very upset to discover that accommodation costs aren't covered.

"As a parent, I agree that if this happened to my child I would be very upset," she added.

Peter Tatchell said yesterday that he would "be very upset" to think that Welby "had been lent on by the church hierarchy".

I'd be very upset.