Sentence examples for upset both from inspiring English sources

The row over the brick upset both sides.

There is an edge to his character that can upset both fan and players.

In a move that upset both Sox fans and Aparicio, he was traded to the Baltimore Orioles in 1963.

Because settling swaps contracts at the time involved bonds changing hands, the mismatch temporarily upset both markets.

On the refugee issue, one of most delicate and intractable in the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, Mr. Obama managed to upset both sides.

Not surprisingly, business leaders and financial markets are upset: both the euro and the stockmarket have fallen sharply.How did things come to this pass?

He is upsetting both the normally insular election process and many of those who run Yale.

But by and large, Mrs. Lincoln's support for such divisive White House-driven legislation as last year's economic stimulus bill and especially this year's health care overhaul — which she voted for only after equivocating, upsetting both liberals and conservatives — has put her in a seemingly inescapable box.

The wording of the company's initial plans was admittedly confusing, upsetting both artists and sex workers who have begun to rely on the platform as a kind of safe place for self-expression.

"I don't know whether he was just amped up, or upset, or both".

Mrs Kelly described it as a "very grim time": "He was exceedingly upset, we both were, very anxious, very stressed".