Sentence examples for too upset for from inspiring English sources

One night, in the dark, after he'd delivered the kids back and was too upset for sex, as he always was on those occasions, he said, "Do you think you could love me?" "Yes, I think I would love you".

We weren't too upset, for the walk had included red deer sightings, a mammoth rockpooling session and the gorgeous sight of Shuna Castle burnished by an early summer sun.

"For emphasis (this is so important I give myself permission to break the rules); for self-definition (I don't care how I'm supposed to act; this is who I really am); to ward off criticism (he's too upset for me to challenge him); to suggest intimacy (he feels so comfortable with me he will break the rules in front of me); and so on".

However, Chris Walker-Hebborn missed out and was too upset to stop for post-race interviews.

Jim Beitel was too upset to sit down for dinner.

I don't suppose people in Equatorial Guinea are too upset about Ecuador's bid for nominal rights over the noughth parallel, but if Lincoln Reyes is serious about curtailing US linguistic imperialism, he may have to look at changing the name of his own country as well.

Who can get too upset over what's been obvious for months - and what can still, in extremis, be formally denied at EU summits?

Hopefully, the early adopters don't get too upset like the Apple customers did for the original iPhone.

Before you get too upset, the pay review wasn't bad for everyone.

Don't get too upset if your daughter wants anything expensive for her party.

Don't get too upset about this, just take them out for shorter but more frequent play sessions.