Sentence examples for upset by how from inspiring English sources

"I am upset by how high-speed traders have taken over the market.

"At the time I was upset by how people reacted," he recalled.

Pushing himself into networking, he was upset by how unhelpful some of his closest co-workers were.

Peaches - whose father is singer and activist Bob Geldof - also admitted she feels "upset" by how "obnoxiously" attractive her boyfriend Thomas Cohen is.

"When I was N.I.M.H. director, I was upset by how few people wanted to learn cognitive-behavioral therapy," Hyman told me.

Critics were also upset by how these figures were depicted in a harsh, impersonal light and placed in a woodland setting whose perspective is distinctly unrealistic.

However, Mr. Sandler and his team ultimately returned to a draft that did not disguise the political subject matter, believing that some filmgoers would be upset by it no matter how subtle their approach.

Judge Block said he thought prison officials had been upset by his order telling them how to house a prisoner.

"Many are concerned and upset by the problem, wondering just how something like this could happen here," Mr. Barton said.

When he began speaking, Mr. Bush quickly drew laughter by remembering how Jackie Robinson, upset by something John F. Kennedy once did, called the president a fine man but said he reserved the right to change his opinion.

That came after she concluded she had been deceived about how much trading was going on and became upset by wildly varying estimates of just how much "risk-weighted capital" was needed to back the trading positions.