Sentence examples for upset by a from inspiring English sources

They might not even be terribly upset by a suspension.

Humpfer had been upset by a couple of matters.

This balance of forces is upset by a deficit of plasma proteins.

He says he is upset by a general "attitude of inaction," calling it "typically Portuguese".

Teammates are not necessarily upset by a teammate's being fined — after all, it's not their money.

It is understood the woman was upset by a recent illness in the family.

The CSU is "upset" by a war it "did not want", he says.

She even wonders if Norma was upset by a pallid Major biography published in 1991.

How easily can such a flier be upset by a South Sea blast or a Quinquempoix* bubble!

The fact you were once upset by a tweet doesn't mean you understand what racism's about.

There is also speculation that he was upset by a burglary.