Sentence examples for concealed displeasure from inspiring English sources
At a year-end news conference, Secretary General Kofi Annan expressed his barely concealed displeasure at the move, which was also opposed by his special envoy trying to start peace negotiations between the Taliban and the remnants of an opposition army fighting in a corner of the country.
When he managed the team, Willie Randolph hardly concealed his displeasure with Beltrán's penchant for bunting, saying that it is a cleanup hitter's job to drive in runs rather than advance runners for someone else.
She pirouetted gracefully before Irving, who did not conceal his displeasure.
Irv did everything he could to conceal his displeasure, but his everything wasn't too formidable.
The Obama administration, meanwhile, looks on balefully, struggling unsuccessfully to conceal its displeasure and resist the temptation to hit back with sanctions.
Attlee's response on 6 June 1946 "did not mince words nor conceal his displeasure behind the nuances of diplomatic language".
History is already being concealed".
"He concealed and destroyed evidence".
