Sentence examples for especially displeased from inspiring English sources

Benham, the head of the militant anti-abortion group Operation Rescue, is not an admirer of the Supreme Court, and after its decision in June in Lawrence v. Texas, which struck down every sodomy law in America, he was especially displeased.

I'm anxious to see the project, not because I'm especially displeased with Facebook or Google+, but because this, unlike those services, is truly centered on the user, not on advertising or data farming.

Nigel Kneale was unhappy with the result, and was especially displeased with the casting of Donlevy as Quatermass.

He's been known to hump faux-fur blankets, and when he is especially displeased (like when Christy leaves on vacation) he poops in the bathtub.

Especially if voters displeased with the parties' offerings, also voted angrily enough, not returning incumbents, e.g., to produce a tightly divided Congress.

The Devils were very displeased with their effort, especially in that second period.

In fact, being displeased with one's physique, especially if you're a woman is more the norm.

Carlisle was asked after the game whether he was still displeased with the level of physical play, especially the shots that were going uncalled.

The industry and the political right, including some top House Republicans, were displeased by calls for more spending on safety protection and especially on more government regulation.

If you make it clear right away, people will try to avoid doing something to displease you, especially at a time of suffering.

YankeeNets officials have been displeased with poor attendance at Nets and Devils games in Continental Arena in the last two seasons, especially in the wake of the teams' success, according to the officials.