Sentence examples for displeased to learn from inspiring English sources

The woman (Melissa Chambers) couldn't begin to guess where she is and appears displeased to learn that the answer is "naked in North Fitzroy".

He was displeased to learn the Republican members would not vote with him, said Mr. Oddo and aides to the mayor.

Some members of the Bloomberg administration were displeased to learn that Mayor Rudolph W. Giuliani had made several appointments to boards and commissions just weeks before leaving office, people in the administration said yesterday.

Beyond that, people who know the growth models well were displeased to learn that New York's first crack at the system for elementary and middle schools was based on a single year's test data, instead of the accepted standard of three years.

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.

Once again, many people here were equally surprised -- but not displeased -- to learn that Gov. James E. McGreevey had chosen Dr. Librera as the new state commissioner of education.

Ford executives were displeased, to say the least.

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

As a schoolboy, he was not displeased to be called "JFK".

He was displeased to find her still staring at the floor.