Sentence examples for most displeasing from inspiring English sources

Fechner's most famous study of preferences (1876) appears to bolster a long-standing claim of architectural theorists since Vitruvius: given a set of rectangles of various dimensions, he found, respondents tend to find most pleasing those whose proportions conform to the "golden section" (1 1.618), and find most displeasing long and narrow rectangles.

Alan Rosenberg, president of the guild, is most displeased.

When I failed to steal the stone from Gringotts, he was most displeased.

"Dear Sir, I would like to say that I am most displeased by your change of format," said another correspondent.

He once came across the tracks in the sand of a model T Ford that had crossed the Egyptian desert in 1911, the first car to do so, and was most displeased.

Many used the occasion to fire away at the Op-Ed columnists who most displease them, but most were engaged by the question on the table: What sort of corrections policy should govern the work of opinion writers?

2.02pm GMT Seeing as every news station is apparently having an advert break I would just like to say I thought American Hustle was totally average and if it wins Best Picture I will be MOST displeased.

It was the People-magazine style of all this — derisively pronounced by the French as too "Pipol" — rather than the fact of it that seems to have most displeased them.

Many used the occasion to fire away at the Op-Ed columnists who most displease them, but most were engaged by the question on the table: What sort of corrections policy should govern the work of opinion writers?Here's a sampling from those readers who took issue with my position on the subject.

Members of the troupe at the time were most displeased; an actor's revolt was organised and executed; Charles Fleetwood came to control the theatre.

"I'm most displeased over what I see as a regression, in a little more than a week, in our team's enthusiasm.