Sentence examples for very upset over from inspiring English sources

"He was very upset over this," Crawford said.

I got very upset over the Christian bombings that took place in Peshawar.

Mrs. Merkel was very upset over the death, said Ronald Pofalla, chief of staff at the Chancellery.

("Gifted Hands 2: Gift Hander," page 60) * One day at Johns Hopkins medical school, I ran into a man who was very upset over a breakup.

Bernie Stapleton, another leader of the recall drive, said, "There are people in this town who are very upset over how things have been going for a long time," adding that move was an effort to bring a sweeping change to the old ways.

I got very upset over that paper".

In a further development, the BBC reported that O'Brien was "very upset" by events over the last three days and claimed he was a "vulnerable" adult because of his age and ill health.

He said Mr Karzai was very upset and angry over the incident.

… Although I was very upset, I have gotten over it … the insults aren't going to last forever.

"I know that my committee was very, very upset by the attitude the prime minister took over cannabis.

Coach Sean Payton had reportedly been expecting a four-game ban and was very upset by the season-long suspension over the Saints' bounty system.