Sentence examples for too upset that from inspiring English sources

I'm not too upset that Trump has been labelled an agent of the Kremlin.

John McCain was probably not too upset that George Bush missed the proceedings; the president, who has dismal approval ratings, spoke to the delegates via a satellite link instead.

"We didn't imagine anyone would be too upset that we were turning a piece of vital metropolitan infrastructure into an amusement park ride and making it partially invisible to air traffic," he writes.

I hope he's not too upset that he didn't ding 80 before dying.

For his part, Dane wasn't too upset that his co-star spoiled his big moment.

The people he has wronged are coming to get him...and his woman isn't too upset that his days of no-goodiness are coming to an end.

"You can't be too upset about that".

Mr Hague had told the BBC: "I have never heard of him, so we are not going to get too upset about that".

"I didn't feel like I returned well," said Baker, who is expected to break into the top 100 as a result of his three victories at SW19. "It's been an unbelievable run, I can't be too upset about that but as a competitor I'm pretty frustrated to come so far and not play my best match".

"We've got the largest park in the city down there and I don't get too upset about that except when they leave the lights on," Cofer said.

"James Forrest tore Joe [Chalmers] apart at the goal but James Forrest is unplayable for anyone in the country when he's playing like that, so we can't be too upset about that.