Upset?

Annoyed? Heh, heh.

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You seem upset.

Why am I always made to be the louse? I don't wanna talk about it! Look, Tommy...

I'm really annoyed.

What is wrong with you? You seem so upset.

I'm not crab...

Je suis complétement dérangée

She seems pretty upset.

Because I'm very worked up.

No, annoyed, and quite rightly so.

She's upset. Be cool.

What are you so sore about? Shut up.

She's getting annoyed with me.

Aunt Violet! I am disturbed.

You're upset.

You seem disturbed too.

Khushi, why are you so worried?

That's why it bothers me even more.

I am greatly troubled by this.

But little Berit is.

She's just doing that because she's upset.

Hearing you say that makes me so annoyed that

I feel so uncomfortable when I'm with you.

Don't be ridiculous, sis. We are victims of circumstance.

Are you upset that we missed our flight?

Still worried about the height?

Mrs. Tura seems to be rather upset.

She was extremely upset and plunged right away into a heated tirade about your drinking.

Well, it's all right, I guess. Well, what are you crabbing about?

Mental Mayhem is outraged with the situation and writes

It's clearly undisturbed by us.

But when the kids are involved, it upsets me.

Yet you don't seem in the least hysterical.

No one blames you for being upset. It's 10 00.

Look at that font there. My wife was so pissed.

I can see that you're disturbed about Harvey. Please don't be.

And I'm getting pretty sick of you. Now get out of here.

She seems disturbed, doctor.

I'm sorry, dear. I don't blame you for being upset.

Ms. Hill tells me you're a little upset. What seems to be the trouble?

She got on that telephone awfully early, it seems to me.

The German government is also worried by the Commission's resolution to question the Volkswagen law.

Oh, I'm not upset. I tried so hard to keep my promise, not make any trouble here.