Sentence examples for displeasure on from inspiring English sources
The phrase "displeasure on" is not correct and does not sound natural in written English
It is not commonly used, and the preposition "on" does not fit well with "displeasure." Example: "She expressed her displeasure at the decision made by the committee."
Frank McGhee called the decision "a savage injustice", Steve Curry called it "an impetuous decision", and, writing in the Times, Stuart Jones expressed his displeasure on the incident: "The one figure who should have remained anonymous in the background had unwittingly taken a leading and seemingly decisive role in the play".
He could team up with a South Korean pop band in the hope relations stabilise enough that Pyongyang throws another inter-Korean pop concert (like this one – look at the groans of displeasure on the confused cadres' faces) attended by a thoroughly vetted audience of regime-friendly elites.
And some of Obama's key choices have left him politically exposed to displeasure on all flanks.
Her Swiss citizenship didn't go over well with some conservatives, who expressed their displeasure on Wednesday.
"You cannot be arrested and prosecuted for writing a note of displeasure on a traffic ticket.
It vents much of its displeasure on the bank-restructuring agency, which continues to dawdle.
"Last week, because of his displeasure of what was going on, what was being said, he sort of rushed things," Collins said.
Nelson has been perturbed about being removed after one or two batters; he expressed his displeasure to Torre on the mound as he was being relieved Sunday.
Djokovic then took his displeasure out on Perrier, smashing a sponsored placard beneath his chair with his racket.
Some teammates expressed displeasure when, on the road, Ripken would stay at a different hotel, to avoid crowds.
Beyond the slogans and puns disparaging the family name (Botín means loot or booty in English), a broader displeasure was on display.
