Sentence examples for Feeling displeased from inspiring English sources

According to the early Stoics, there are four generic emotions: pleasure (in the sense of being pleased about something), pain (in the sense of being distressed or feeling displeased), desire, and fear.

"I heard the president was extremely displeased and felt they should never have announced this and ruined someone's reputation," Mr. Delawari said in a telephone interview after his release.

The displeased pressure she felt from her management about having the temerity to take a short vacation gave her hives and she soon ended up in a hospital emergency room -- a decidedly unrelaxing end to what should have been a relaxing time.

Fateh didn't feel like asking him what he had read or had heard that displeased him.

And when it asked people how they felt about Obama's policy changes on an emotional level, 43percentt were either "angry" or "displeased," while just 31percentt said they were "enthusiastic" or "pleased" -- a 12-point gap.

I turned to find a quite displeased-looking Alabama athletic department official.

But Johnson's critics remain displeased.

Needless to say, Clinton supporters were displeased.

We're not angry or displeased.

Mr Bush, meanwhile, appeared quite displeased.(Photo credit: Reuters) .

A displeased Mr. Klein finally had a manager reseat him.