Sentence examples for to get upset from inspiring English sources

"We don't want anyone to get upset.

"We're not supposed to get upset.

O.K., it's silly to get upset.

"He knows fans will be fans and they are going to get upset.

And they're also less likely to get upset when things don't go well.

'It's a bit precious to get upset by animal cruelty, though.

"If I don't get in, I'm not going to get upset or anything like that.

She said: 'All you're doing is pretending to get upset about the kids, love.

Some Dickens scholars are always going to get upset by any adaptation.

I'm really beginning to get upset when people say, "It's just one of those things".

She used to get upset when detractors called her a walking Barbie doll.