Sentence examples for displeasure about from inspiring English sources

However, today Richards made his displeasure about the comment public.

HBO expressed its displeasure about people streaming episodes of "Game of Thrones".

Papis voiced his displeasure about Skeen during a televised post-race interview before being slapped.

Close associates of Swift have made their displeasure about the line known.

And then Dickey — carefully but clearly, and with Mets executives nearby — expressed his displeasure about his status on the team.

China has expressed displeasure about recent moves by the US to provide additional military assets and support to Japan.

Just before Mr. Sarkozy, to America's displeasure, talked about European security alone with his German and Russian opposite numbers last month, an official French voice asserted that for all of the allies' interest in creating a Western "anchorage" for Russia, "fragile" indications of change there did not make for "assurance there is a permanent strategic turn" under way.

Further economy is sometimes secured by stating, just about pleasure or just about displeasure, points that do or might apply to both.

There's no pleasure in not liking a movie, and even less pleasure in writing about displeasure and finding logical and rational cavils to justify it.

She spent the ensuing days testily denying her decision was related to displeasure voiced earlier about losing shots to Sheryl Swoopes, among others.

While the home secretary and prime minister's displeasure over revelations about Neil Wallis's contract with the Met helped force Stephenson's resignation, the support from the mayor of London, Boris Johnson's side was solid and vocal.