Sentence examples for upset believing from inspiring English sources

When the Giants played Tennessee earlier this month, a referee warned Shockey that Titans Coach Jeff Fisher was upset, believing Shockey had glared at him.

A handful of Fox News employees told CNN's Oliver Darcy that people throughout the network were upset, believing that "a new line was crossed". .

Yu admits she felt "somewhat upset", but believes it prepared the ground for future success.

I'm so upset I believe I will now turn into an S&M control freak later in life.

Edoardo Molinari is not the only one who would be "very upset" and believe there is "something seriously wrong" if he finishes in the top three here this afternoon and Colin Montgomerie does not select him.

However, television interviews with the athletes immediately after they narrowly missed out appeared to show that – while upset – they believed they had another day to achieve the mark during the finals.

Piers Morgan on BBC Radio 5 live: "I spoke to Kevin this morning and he's incredibly upset, he believes he's been deeply misled.

His successor Michele Acquarone was also upset by the decision, believing that damage had been done to the Giro and noting that RCS Sport would need to commission a new trophy to award to Scarponi.

White Southerners convinced themselves that only outsiders could upset what they believed to be an organic, paternalistic master-slave relationship.

That is why they are so upset when they believe them to be acting out of step with their values.

The Prada officials are upset because they believe Oracle has not taken proper measures to ensure their privacy.