Sentence examples for increasingly displeased from inspiring English sources
SAN FRANCISCO — Faced with a $15 billion budget shortfall and a testy State Legislature, Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger is dealing with a host of critics, including pro-tax Democrats, tax-averse Republicans and a public increasingly displeased with him.
In recent months, it became clear that Mr. Case had grown increasingly displeased with Mr. Parsons's predecessor, Mr. Levin, because of his unrealistic promises and emphasis on short-term cost cuts.
With the Welford Road crowd becoming increasingly displeased with their side's display, Tigers finally broke through with 12 minutes remaining.
It's for that reason Europeans are increasingly displeased with the dollar's depression, fearing its currency's growing strength will hamper its recovery by making exports from powerhouses like Germany less attractive.
During the bridal shower, Stephanie assumes the responsibilities after she becomes increasingly displeased with Holly's poor performance.
With Cutrone's guidance, Port begins designing a fashion line, while Kaplan becomes increasingly displeased with Palermo's under-performance.
The United States and others had grown increasingly frustrated with Mr. Denktash, and Washington was particularly displeased earlier this year when he opposed and campaigned against a United Nations plan to reunify the island.
Seen by critics as increasingly authoritarian, he has repeatedly lashed out personally at female journalists who displeased him.
It may have displeased Jürgen Klinsmann from a competitive standpoint, but for MLS and an increasingly bullish class of owners, Dempsey represented the elite domestic exemplar of the "league of choice" rhetoric they began to use at that time.
No, they were displeased about the lack of job security and about the accelerated — and in their eyes, increasingly risky — knight training of some young squires, who prepare weapons and horses and assist the knights in the show.
It also displeased Estonia and Latvia.
