Sentence examples for completely displeased from inspiring English sources

Still, given Cutler's own interests, I suspect that he might not be completely displeased to hear that his show pales beside something more important and urgent that already has, and deserves, our full attention.

Scott said he could completely understand why Thorn would look so utterly displeased.

King asked again: "You can't even say why you settled?" Prejean, visibly displeased, refused to answer: "Larry, it's completely confidential and you're being inappropriate".

And if in the end it wasn't completely satisfying -- I would have preferred the top position, and am displeased at being obliged to content myself with a lesser one; it does not suit my temperament at all," Pompadour griped after 14 years at Versailles -- the wonder of it is that she got as far as she did.

Wellington manager Ernie Merrick was rightly displeased, saying "to concede from two corner kicks, just leaving a player completely free, it's not like us", but Newcastle's coaching staff deserve credit for putting together a great corner routine which exploited their opponent's weaknesses.

Meddings was displeased with the result, noting that the replacement was "not only the wrong colour; it was a completely different shape .

"He's displeased.

Many reporters were displeased.

It also displeased Estonia and Latvia.

She was not displeased".

Others are displeased too.