Sentence examples for less displeased from inspiring English sources
No doubt Chavez would dismiss the whole enterprise as "the road to hell"–his metaphor for capitalism but perhaps he may be less displeased if one of his insults ever tops the million-dollar mark.
There was no ranting Friday, but Collins was no less displeased about his team's inability to hold leads at home.
"Amos was displeased because I was less radical than him," Marmari said.
Non-attenders were significantly more depressed on the Hospital Anxiety and Depression Scale; had experienced more miscarriages, stillbirths or terminations of pregnancy; were less knowledgeable about mammography; and were displeased to have received an invitation to screening.
Because the amendment dealt with raising contribution limits, in theory it involved a prospect of more money from donors and more, not less, risk of political wrongdoing, like bribery; the amendment displeased the court in part because it didn't combat corruption.
This objective became more important as Leopold's advancement in Salzburg became less likely; but his persistent efforts to secure employment displeased the imperial court, which precluded any chance of success.
This turn of events displeased Dushan, for Kantakouzenos now had an independent power base and was less reliant on the Serbian ruler's goodwill.
Displeased with the price of the condoms and arguing he could get them for less elsewhere, Haynes allegedly asked to return the box or get a better deal at the counter.
In a letter written under the name S. Smith, Johnson said, "As You appear no less sensible than Your Readers of the defects of your Poetical Article, You will not be displeased, if, in order to the improvement of it, I communicate to You the sentiments of a person, who will undertake on reasonable terms sometimes to fill a column".
Kapoor, who was reportedly displeased with its colour (for not being an exact recreation of his trademark carmine), was probably less than dismayed.
