Sentence examples for had displeased from inspiring English sources

His decision to leave WikiLeaks for the Guardian had displeased some of his friends, he said.

Early in his career he famously sent a large dead fish to a pollster who had displeased him.

His supposed sins: he asked tart questions that cast doubt on the authorities and sought guests who had displeased them.

He said he had displeased Mr. Amper because "I have not jumped on board and followed his every whim".

She did not scruple to name people who had displeased her, as when she attacked "the astonishing perversity" of her former features editor on The Times.

The judiciary, dominated by conservative clerics, partly justified its closing of reform newspapers by saying they had displeased the supreme leader.

That alone may have displeased Marshal Fahim.

It is a detail that has displeased Souness.

"And perhaps it would not have displeased him".

But Mr. Ackermann has also said some things that have displeased Mrs. Merkel.

But McCourt's divorce trial and the publicity surrounding it have displeased Selig.