Sentence examples for of deep displeasure from inspiring English sources

There is a low-grade campaign urging Italians to boycott the elections, also rare here but another sign of deep displeasure.

Saudi officials have made no secret of their deep displeasure with how President Obama handled the ouster of the Egyptian president, Hosni Mubarak, charging Washington with abandoning a longtime ally.

The secretary general of the Organization of American States (OAS), Jose Miguel Insulza, expressed his "deep displeasure" with the "lack of respect" allegedly shown by the countries that denied airspace to Mr Morales' jet.

Whatever the issues, the board of governors' decision in January was met with deep displeasure by the networks that air the new reality programs.

Senior aides to Mr. Rumsfeld said the decisions were intended to signal deep displeasure over China's handling of the collision between a Chinese fighter and a United States Navy EP-3E, which resulted in an 11-day detention for the crew, the loss of the Chinese pilot and weeks of wrangling over the return of the aircraft.

Recently a pedagogue a trustee or a mere onlooker was venting his deep displeasure at a tea party about the president of the University.

Citing their deep displeasure with Washington, officials from North Korea have threatened to pull out of two agreements under which that isolated nation had promised to halt missile testing and to stop building nuclear reactors that could be used to produce weapons, an American academic said today.

Unsurprisingly, this plan is met with deep displeasure.

"They are showing their deep displeasure with the white paper".

Her daughter was unaware of the moment of displeasure — but the computer had noticed.

However, that pleasure reminded me of two sources of displeasure.