Sentence examples for displeasure of from inspiring English sources

The film opened, to the displeasure of the Daily Mail, earlier this month.

But, he added: "It's difficult for people to show their displeasure, of course.

But he stayed put, and so did Biron, much to the displeasure of the crowd.

First, the attack has rightly incurred the "grave displeasure" of the United States government.

This caused an investigation, to the displeasure of my commanding officer.

Lucas takes custody of Victoria and Lilly, to the sullen displeasure of his live-in girlfriend, Annabel Jessica Chastainn).

Following protests by high church dignitaries, he dropped his plan, but his mercurial behaviour incurred the displeasure of the reformers.

His liberal ideas aroused the displeasure of the Indies governor-general, Sebastian Nederburgh, who imprisoned him in 1798.

If one misses anything about college days, it will be the fundamental pleasure (or displeasure) of the grading process.

Publication of this tract brought about the intense displeasure of Richter, who incited the populace against Böhme.

I think that, for most people, the psychological displeasure of being in freezing water would be enough to stop them.