It was not simply that Mr. Bush repeatedly declined to express either approval or disapproval of the flying of the Confederate flag over the state capitol, even when Tim Russert, interviewing him Sunday on NBC's "Meet the Press," challenged him by saying, "Lead!" It was that Mr. Bush met fresh questions about the flag with a stern, displeased expression.
Furthermore, she said Sanders wore the same displeased expression throughout the night, not just during her routine.
A displeased Mr. Klein finally had a manager reseat him.
In Powell's "Iliad," a displeased Achilles poutily informs Agamemnon, "O.K., I'm off to Phthia".
Although a displeased Shaw demanded that his name be removed from the final credits, the drama earned wide praise.
German Chancellor Angela Merkel's office released a photo of multiple leaders appearing to confront a displeased Trump.
Like a displeased school principal, Ms. Rousseff seemed to speak directly to President Obama, who was waiting in the wings to deliver his own speech.
The memoir devotes only a sentence to his slaying: a displeased Circassian gendarme "with three or four Kurds knifed him by the side of the road".
As a young man, Scott M. Stringer tried and failed to turn a ramshackle Manhattan saloon into a thriving establishment, eventually abandoning the effort in the wake of disputed bills and a displeased landlord.
Zoe, again impulsively, sleeps with Simon; when she blithely confesses to a displeased Paul, he asks, in good therapeutic manner, "Does that seem to you to have been appropriate?" She answers, "I don't know.
But sharing profits with the celebrities was not part of the plan, and Plixi quickly reversed the deal after the company was contacted (directly, not via publicist) by a displeased celebrity — Mr. Callahan would not say who.
