"upset feeling" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to refer to a feeling of distress, unhappiness, or agitation, or a feeling of frustration due to a difficult situation. For example: "The news of his grandmother's death brought an upset feeling to his heart."
We as friends were very upset, feeling especially sorry for the four devastated and bewildered girls.
"I later heard that Ken Venturi was particularly upset, feeling like he had been cheated by my second-ball situation at the 12th," Palmer wrote.
He knows that if I'm upset, feeling stressed or really excited, what I need is a warm embrace, not a new necklace.
Instead of getting upset, feeling hopeless and giving up in the face of obstacles, they take the opportunity to put on their thinking caps and come up with a creative solution to the problem at hand.
Siblings voiced their emotional responses to their affected brother/sister's behaviour included fear, anger, upset, feeling hurt, a sense of injustice, worry or shock.
"It was more of an upset feeling, that I let the team down," he said.
Most rape victims get PTSD, and after six months 50% will still have it.But the ailment is now fashionable enough to attract the interest of those with mildly upset feelings.
'There's no rhyme or reason to it,' says Tanya. 'Sometimes it's just a show of friendliness, sometimes he's tired or upset, or feeling jealous.
I thought the truth needed to be told, so that was much more important to me than people having slightly upset feelings".
If you break your word, be careful about focusing on the other person's upset feelings.
Tearing them apart from that, radically changing their schedule and environment might create anxiety, distress and many upset feelings.
