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Sentence examples for pleased at from inspiring English sources

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The phrase "pleased at" is correct and usable in written English.
It is generally used to mean being happy or satisfied about something. For example, "The students were pleased at the teacher's positive feedback."

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Not pleased at all.

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The New York Times

"They are not pleased at all".

2
The New York Times

He will be pleased at the outcome.

3
The Economist

(He seemed pleased at what he saw).

4
The New Yorker

"I'm not pleased at all".

5
The New York Times

"I wasn't pleased at all," Camby said.

6
The New York Times - Sports

I was pleased at first, then worried.

7
The Guardian

"I'm just not pleased at all.

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The New York Times

Not everyone is so pleased at the tough new stance.

9
Independent

"Your eye is not pleased at all," he said.

10
The New Yorker

Most Colombians will be pleased at that prospect.

11
The Economist
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