Sentence examples for upset to discover from inspiring English sources

Almunia said he was "very upset" to discover his name was on GCHQ documents.

People could also be very upset to discover that accommodation costs aren't covered.

She said she was deeply upset to discover that her child's identity was used in this way.

Some voters were upset to discover their MPs received free iPads, transport cards and mobile phones to help them with their work when elected.

Paid £7,800 for his work, which won critical approval, he was upset to discover on seeing the film that his voice had been dubbed.

As The Mercury News reports: Today, the family of Joan Miro was upset to discover elements of several works by the Spanish surrealist incorporated into Google's logo.

Her niece was upset to learn this.

Similarly, the finding aid tells you that DeLillo's original title for "White Noise" (1985) was "Panasonic," but you have to burrow into his correspondence from 1984 to discover how upset DeLillo was when the Japanese electronics manufacturer that owns Panasonic declined his request to use the name.

Sarkis, an Armenian teacher, was upset when… PASSAGE TO ARARAT about writer's voyage to discover for himself what it is to be Armenian.

Engineering and science exist to discover how the world works even if the results upset the establishment.

Asked whether he was upset by Farage's remarks given his father's role in helping to discover Aids, Carswell said: "We need an Australian-type immigration system with control over our borders.