Sentence examples for upset because of from inspiring English sources

Now I'm feeling upset, because of my house".

You imply that readers were only upset because of their political bias.

"They're usually upset because of everything they've gone through," she said.

But Williams said: "Gary's not going to be upset because of what Matsui's making.

Upset because of their perilous journey, they quickly identified their smugglers, investigators said.

Ms. Lewis said she was partly upset because of the implication that the geyser needs help to keep going.

(Fifty-eight percent, or 94 respondents, chose the upset-because-of-Silber option).

"Johnny Benson came up to me, and he was really upset because some of what he said was taken out of context," Earnhardt said.

Ronnie O'Sullivan eased into round three of the UK Championship with a 6-3 win over Peter Lines but predicted more upsets because of "shocking" tables and a lack of atmosphere at the venue.

They're all very upset because many of them in the show knew her so well.

According to publicity materials, Lupita's relatives are upset because, instead of taking a local job, she will be "moving away with her boyfriend".