Sentence examples for displeased enough from inspiring English sources

Even prime minister Stephen Fry is displeased enough by Heller's speech to flap his jowls in an unstoppably morose manner at him.

But after they issued a statement praising EU regulators' June decision to fine Google $2.7 billion for antitrust violations, Google was displeased enough to push back, the New York Times reports.

Not so much as an offhand reference, and that goes not just for the journalists displeased enough with our newspaper tale, but for the larger number of commentators and critics who thought we did swell.

But after issuing a statement praising EU regulators' June decision to fine Google $2.7 billion for antitrust violations, the New York Times reports that Google was displeased enough to push back.

But the Soviet powers-that-be knew enough to be displeased by many of the composer's works (he got away with the Seventh Symphony).

Displeased at the direction of the agency, I decided enough was enough.

Especially if voters displeased with the parties' offerings, also voted angrily enough, not returning incumbents, e.g., to produce a tightly divided Congress.

"Well, you've got enough now to entomb me," he drawls, not altogether displeased.

Asked which of the designs' features displeased them most, the participants said that the designs were not ambitious enough, that they should include more nonoffice uses and that the grouping of buildings on the site was too dense.

Usually raising one's voice slightly is enough to let the dog know it did something that displeased the owner.

Neil Malamuth, a U.C.L.A. psychologist, explains that the actual findings are nuanced enough to displease both sides of the political spectrum: heavy consumption of violent pornography is one of several risk factors that, working together, can increase the likelihood of sexual aggression in some men.