Sentence examples for as displeased from inspiring English sources

When the word "normcore" became a household term, in 2014, nobody was as displeased as Jean Touitou, the founder of the French clothing brand A.P.C. Initially characterized in an article in New York as "fashion for those who realize they're one in 7 billion," normcore was a personal style defined by a kind of trendy embrace of the anti-trend.

So often themselves the subjects of counternarrative, they were described as displeased.

As displeased as the coach was, he still gave the players the day off as they gathered for their Thanksgiving dinner.

The Yankees, the only team left in town, were as displeased with the prospect of competition as they were with the idea that they would have to continue playing in their suddenly ancient park in the Bronx.

As displeased as I am right now with our recent performance, we have grown for thirteen consecutive years in a very cyclical industry.

To tear a bad book to pieces would have been as displeasing to her as unkind gossip, which she abhorred.

"Every property that has at some date been seen as aesthetically attractive in theories has at other times been judged as displeasing or aesthetically neutral," James W. McAllister, a philosopher of science, has observed.

These were most probably linked to the odor of the biodiesel exhaust which was more often perceived as displeasing.

He said it would gently caress many a feminine wound - which is an arrogance as well as a displeasing phrase.

He often frowned as if displeased by what he was observing.

DeMint signaled to Politico earlier this year that he has no qualms about injecting himself into contentious races, even in the wake of reports painting some of his current Senate colleagues as being displeased with his decision to wade into any of a number of match-ups.