Sentence examples for Profound displeasure from inspiring English sources
I never had the pleasure of knowing William F. Buckley Jr., the private man — only the profound displeasure of knowing his public persona.
The simmering conflict reached a boil Nov. 21, as representatives from 13 news organizations and press advocacy groups wrote to NYPD Commissioner Ray Kelly to express their "profound displeasure, disappointment and concern over the recent actions taken against the media during the Occupy Wall Street demonstrations near and around Zuccotti Park".
It is long past due that that our government calls in the Saudi ambassador to Washington and advises him that if oil at $80/barrel "pleases" his government, that it meets with profound displeasure with us and that it will have policy repercussions.
One can but identify the same symptoms which drive his comprehensive impulse to demean- the need to dominate, displeasure at feeling thwarted and, of course, a profound lack of empathy for anyone but himself.
Fans expressed displeasure.
Environmental advocates voiced displeasure.
Durand's displeasure was unmistakable.
Hillsborough voiced its displeasure.
Exclamation of displeasure.
The towns immediately made their displeasure apparent.
