Sentence examples for displeased to hear from inspiring English sources

Several Nets officials were displeased to hear that in an interview on WFAN radio, Scott had criticized the hostility of Boston fans.

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.

Yet Mortimer has more immediate worries, having been stabbed in the groin by a man he himself tried to cut with a stiletto -- he was displeased to hear that the man had shared the favors of another old flame.

Residents near a garden slated for development on East Sixth Street between Avenues C and D were displeased to hear of its fate, and offered their own theories as to why it would soon be replaced with 75 units of housing.

Luke is sullenly displeased to hear that she now has a new partner and child; impulsively showing up at her place the next day to say goodbye, he is greeted at the door by Romina's elderly mother, Malena (Olga Merediz), who tells him something she shouldn't.

But he hasn't spared any energy in his efforts, and we weren't so displeased to hear that he had told David Cameron to "shut up".

Nasser was warned that "the Soviet Union would be displeased to see an attack on Saudi Arabia".

Needless to say, the Rwandan government was very, very displeased to see that in the paper.

Besides the unusual and uncomfortable circumstance of having his name raised in trade talks, Ewing would also have been displeased to have heard what was going on in the gym that he had just left.

Ford executives were displeased, to say the least.

He grinned, seeming not displeased to be complicating the issue.