Sentence examples for upset a bit from inspiring English sources
The crowd at this piont sensed an upset, a bit of history.
"He was angry, he was upset a little bit about Tony, a little bit about some of the things that have been portrayed about the organization — trying to protect it," Wilpon said.
"I was upset a little bit when I first heard.
"I think it's something you learn from that, and I'm upset a little bit".
"It always kind of upset me a bit when you see guys blatantly scared to throw him a strike," Beimel said.
"It's a happy day today although it's upset me a bit to think we've got it after this time".
"It upsets me a bit from Will, because I think he's a good writer.
"I wouldn't call it laziness, but there is a tranquillity here that has suddenly erupted like Vesuvius, and that upsets people a bit".
"I'm pleased with the contribution I made to that football club and I feel it is a crying shame, and it upsets me a bit, to see it in the state it's in at the moment.
It made me feel very upset and a bit scared of being blown up myself.
