upset by something
upset about something
upset at something

He didn't sound angry or upset by the knowledge, Phoebe thought.

Feel upset by things that remind you of what happened.

His father sounded just as upset by this turn of events, although for different reasons.

The people surrounding the patient often feel upset by this.

Though upset by the situation, they were appreciative of the company's response.

She was most upset by the stories about Sleepless children.

They were concerned to see her anger, upset by it.

Upset by this development, she joined a local amateur dramatic group.

He is also more upset by the mistreatment of other patients.

At once she looked upset by her own choice of words, which had made Heather feel a little sick.

I am more upset, however, by the apparent lack of interest in this story demonstrated by our country.

She becomes upset by his strange behavior and gets him into the boxing ring.

You are making me quite upset by your anger.

She said: "I am very upset and disappointed by the decision.

He studied scientific truths, then became upset even more by the apparent cause of their temporal condition.

"Many people are upset about the patrols by the Cadmians."

During the drive out of town, Brandon becomes upset by the break in routine and the mother tries to console him with a train.

You only need to worry if he seems upset about rejection by friends.

Mr. Reagan said he was "quite upset" by the published report.

In any case, it upset me, and you would be all the more upset by my inability to judge.