Sentence examples for how displeased from inspiring English sources

That was not enough for the government, however, because it went a step further to send a public message about how displeased it was.

"Those sick-outs were a wake-up call to the archdiocese about how displeased we were," said Michele MacDonald, the union president.

Downing Street said Mr Mitchell had "apologised profusely" to the officer on the telephone and sources also stressed Mr Cameron had made clear to Mr Mitchell how displeased he is at the confrontation with a police officer.

But before you start wondering how displeased Facebook is going to be with Nokia for two-timing it with a deadly messaging rival, the handset actually comes in two social messaging flavours, with a second variant having a dedicated Facebook key (shown below, on the black handset) instead of a WhatsApp button.

When my mother was born and her parents' attention was diverted, Foster was unhappy, and took to throwing fits and showing the baby just how displeased she was with the newest member of the family.

I suppose they have to do something or we will be treated to an endless parade of Cornyn amendments where the Village Elders tell us all how displeased they are with such "uncivilized" rhetoric via fiat.

Although Burnitz allowed consecutive line drives to whiz by him for a triple and a double, Howe was more displeased that Burnitz overthrew the cut-off man on another play and that Timo Perez, fielding a single with a man on first, threw to third far too late, allowing the batter to take second base.

But rather than severing its slimmed-down diplomatic ties with Pakistan -- as some had feared that India would do if displeased -- Indian officials said today that they would approach Pakistan diplomatically to find out how it intends to carry out Mr. Musharraf's promises.

Users have posted questions like, "What is your biggest regret with Digg?" Some have become displeased, asking, "Are you going to answer any of these questions?" and "Do you understand how AMAs work?" and writing "Worst.

New York officialdom, while sensitive to the displeased families, has long made it clear that it is not about to hand them veto power over how the city builds and rebuilds.

Needless to say, Clinton supporters were displeased.