Sentence examples for considerable displeasure from inspiring English sources
But it wasn't for ruining Rodolfo or massacring Marcello that the 65-year-old tenor-turned-conductor had incurred the audience's considerable displeasure.
It happened late last week, when piles of garbage that had nowhere to go began to climb, spread, fester and reek, to the considerable displeasure of Neapolitans, a famously passionate lot.
Yet events over the past three months lend credence to the theory that Egypt may be seeking to find a way to shift itself beyond America's orbit - or at the very least, register the considerable displeasure felt towards its long-time ally.
Hamilton served as inspector general of the United States Army from July 18 , 1798 to June 15 ,1800; because Washington was unwilling to leave Mount Vernon unless it were to command an army in the field, Hamilton was the de facto head of the army, to Adams's considerable displeasure.
Just as her privileged status gives her considerable authority in the debate about change, so this carefully dissenting royal has much to lose if her actions incur the displeasure of Saudi Arabia's ultra-conservative regime.
Fans expressed displeasure.
Environmental advocates voiced displeasure.
Durand's displeasure was unmistakable.
Anger means displeasure, annoyance.
Exclamation of displeasure.
Hillsborough voiced its displeasure.
