One can but identify the same symptoms which drive his comprehensive impulse to demean- the need to dominate, displeasure at feeling thwarted and, of course, a profound lack of empathy for anyone but himself.
To their father's mild displeasure, they were feeling the Bern.
Given that "Untold Scandal" is, like its predecessor, an epic story of spreading displeasure, the director's ability to keep it from feeling petty is a major feat.
They define fear as a feeling of displeasure about the prospect of an undesirable event; and hope as a feeling of pleasure about the prospect of a desirable event.
As someone who has an out-of-control child, is worried about annoying fellow passengers and causing displeasure, not to mention feeling embarrassed and a little helpless, exasperation is paramount for the parent or guardian concerned.
By definition, anger is 'a strong feeling of displeasure or hostility.' Something about the allure and pursuit of money, power and respect has encouraged some extremely imprudent behavior, endorsed by the mainstream media.
It is a strong feeling of displeasure that includes a sense of antagonism.
Annoyance can be defined as "a feeling of displeasure associated with any agent or condition, known or believed by an individual or group to adversely affect them" [ 2].
Based on the general definition in the framework of quantitative risk assessment, a definition could read like odor annoyance is a feeling of displeasure associated with any agent or condition identifiable by the olfactory system that is believed by the person to affect adversely an individual or a group (Koelega 1987).
Resentment is anger toward, or a feeling of indignant displeasure at, some perceived wrong; often arising from emotionally disturbing experiences occurring over and over again, or relived in one's mind.
Between emotions and the will, there is a hierarchy comparable to that of the class of intellectual states, with the difference being however that the phenomenal basis of the class of emotional acts is nothing other than sense-feelings (pleasure and displeasure).
