Sentence examples for upset to hear from inspiring English sources

"Greatly upset to hear that Sue Townsend has died," he said.

The elderly Borg is upset to hear that his son hates him.

Redgrave said he had been upset to hear of Holmes's death.

"We were obviously upset to hear him say that," she told BBC 6 Music.

Kneehigh won't be remotely upset to hear me say this, but we just don't have the skills".

AMERICANS are upset to hear that the Lincoln Bedroom in the White House has become a fund-raising asset.

"It is a little upsetting to hear this is the worst beach on Long Island, but we swim, go home and take a shower".

It is jarring and upsetting to hear the word, placed by a white playwright in the mouths of white characters who use it so casually.

If you were sickened (as I was) by seeing a piglet's balls being removed, it is all the more upsetting to hear Oliver say farmers like me do that, when in fact we're banned from doing so.

Staffordshire Police said it was "upsetting to hear complaints had been made".

Since then they have been inundated with upwards of 800 messages some of which are, admittedly, upsetting to hear.