They were upset because you broke the code?
Some American viewers noticed the fashion choice, and were upset because … well, nobody's quite sure.
The Devils were upset because they felt Avery violated hockey's unwritten code of conduct.
Readers were upset, because publication coincided with the ninth anniversary of 9/11, and they deluged the paper with protests.
The doctors were upset because after the patient died the relatives took a doctor hostage, setting off a bottle-throwing melee that injured five employees.
Police had to fire tear gas on around 50 protesters who were upset because Kardashian's fame stems from the fact that she starred in a sex tape.
He said the companies that support Mr. Berman's organization were "upset because we've had some success in protecting farm animals from inhumane conditions".
At the activities tent, Mukhlisa Mashirapova, 15, said many children were upset because their fathers were in Kyrgyzstan and in jeopardy.
"I ran a talk show at the time, and we took all kinds of calls from people who were upset because Joe was playing and he was black".
"It wasn't like I instigated it," remembers Incantalupo, "I just think it was supporters who were upset because we weren't winning.
Farmers in the town of Dongzhou were upset because their land was being taken away to construct a power plant, and because of pollution problems there.
