Sentence examples for upset to think from inspiring English sources

"He's such a good kid, and he was very upset to think he messed up".

He was upset to think that Marco might have suffered shame or embarrassment in front of his friends.

Peter Tatchell said yesterday that he would "be very upset" to think that Welby "had been lent on by the church hierarchy".

At the same time, however, it made me upset to think that people continue to ride the high-protein bandwagon despite obvious health risks.

Gillian Gibbons, the British teacher jailed in Sudan for more than a week for allowing her pupils to name a teddy bear Muhammad, arrived back in Britain and said she was "very upset to think that I may have caused offense to people".

It makes me so upset to think about it". .

Some (eight couples) were not concerned since they regarded these embryos as 'my throw away bits … it wouldn't upset me to think that somebody in a lab may be messing about and doing experiments with my throwaways, no, it really doesn't bother me' (IVF6.2 545 571).

It upsets him to think that his daughter may have to grow up among strangers: "I'll have to tell Jasminda: 'I really don't know who's next door.

Probably not, he concludes, but Stephen certainly realised what the magazine was for, and it upsets Matthew to think of both his father and Maro's father being used as instruments of American cold war propaganda.

It upsets me to think so.

Avoid saying to a women when she is premenstrual "your just like this because your on your period" because it really upsets them to think that you don't care Tell them exactly how you feel, if you like them, they won't laugh or get mad, they just want to know what you're thinking.