Sentence examples for intense displeasure from inspiring English sources

Publication of this tract brought about the intense displeasure of Richter, who incited the populace against Böhme.

Huntsman said: "The Chinese continue to signal intense displeasure with US positions on issues from the Dalai Lama to Taiwan arms sales and internet freedom, which they then cite as reasons why they may not co-operate with the US on other issues".

And as backdrop, the Chinese continue to signal intense displeasure with U.S. positions on issues from the Dalai Lama to Taiwan arms sales and Internet freedom, which they then cite as reasons why they may not cooperate with the U.S. on other issues.

Conversely, those persons with high levels of negative affect experience repeated episodes of intense displeasure (Watson, 2005).

To Twyne's intense displeasure, the preface that he hurriedly wrote was shortened and rewritten extensively by Turner.

But the New York Times, on Friday, said that ESPN made the decision to withdraw from the project after the NFL expressed intense displeasure with its direction.

Mr. Vitter, an intense and competitive politician, has taken this displeasure and run with it.

Her insistence that she really is a grumpy old boot would be harder to believe if it wasn't corroborated by some intense don't-mess-with-me eye contact, or her transparent displeasure at being photographed after the interview.

Fans expressed displeasure.

Environmental advocates voiced displeasure.

Durand's displeasure was unmistakable.