Sentence examples for was most upset from inspiring English sources

The Chelsea manager was most upset, however, with his players.

The second seed took his frustration out on umpire Carlos Ramos, but it was himself he was most upset with.

He added: "When you put yourself in a situation that you can control and it hurts your team, that's what I was most upset about.

The old man who was to show him was most upset seeing his promised outing fading as well as his half of the winnings (if any).

The Holyfield camp was most upset with the scoring of O'Neill, the only judge who favored Ruiz in both the fourth and fifth rounds.

He said he was most upset that Heather Lyke Catalano, Ohio State's associate athletic director for compliance, did not contact him after he filed his paperwork.

Bennett told the paper the incident was "most upsetting", adding: "But I shall be writing about it in my diaries".

Mr Bridger (an Express reader) would have been most upset.

A real nun?' What they are most upset about is chastity.

But through all this suffering, Bush is most upset at criticism of him.

"No, I didn't get a chance, and I think that's what I'm most upset about," he said.