Sentence examples for displeased when from inspiring English sources

He appeared displeased when he was speaking with Manuel.

But he was displeased when the Yankees did not hire Mattingly to succeed Torre as manager.

Expecting his son to attend Harvard, he was displeased when a rejection letter arrived.

Thomson could not have been displeased when, in 2005, Gowers resigned.

But General Peck said he was displeased when he saw commentators going outside their expertise.

He was not displeased when climbing blogs reported, incorrectly, that he was going up the South Face.

Silver, prized throughout history for its luster and shine, develops a black Ag2S tarnish layer that is aesthetically displeasing when exposed to atmospheric pollutants.

The United States and others had grown increasingly frustrated with Mr. Denktash, and Washington was particularly displeased earlier this year when he opposed and campaigned against a United Nations plan to reunify the island.

Spanish Prime Minister José Luis Rodríguez Zapatero, who displeased Washington when he withdrew Spain's troops from Iraq in 2004, said Mr. Obama's victory "demonstrated the vitality of this great country, and of democracy and the unstoppable force of the ballot to bring about change".

Instead, Meyrick built the neo-gothic Goodrich Court in a similar style next door, which greatly displeased Wordsworth when he returned to Goodrich in 1841 and found the view spoilt by the new building.

If anything in Muslim culture displeases you, ask yourself "Why it displeases me? " When you find out the answer, see things with a different perspective.