Sentence examples for probably displeased from inspiring English sources

Judging by a "tough" visa interview he had undergone at San Francisco's Chinese consulate this spring, he said, authorities were probably displeased with his reporting on sensitive political issues such as detained human rights lawyers and ethnic tensions in Tibet.

None of the proposals in his address this week angered his backers, but a panel of internationally known economists commissioned by a former finance minister, Trevor Manuel, who now heads a powerful planning commission, last year recommended approaches that would probably displease trade unions and the black political and business elite.

Duff will probably be displeased about the piece but let's not forget the covert happiness of the third party: the publicist.

David Pipe, trainer of Torphichen, will have been happy with this result and a recent rating of 141 for his horse will probably not displease him.

I showed him the gay vampire literature to see what he made of it: "They presumably believe the big man with a beard in the sky will probably be really displeased with all this stuff".

In any event, what Stephen seems to say about temple and law would not have displeased Samaritan ears either, though it is probably Stephen's independent and original conviction.

Talking with Mundell, Brooks notes, "it struck me that the fact that his economic ideas are generally approved by the rich probably doesn't please, displease, or much interest him".

Mr. Foster said that Medicare savings in the 2010 health care law, based on cutbacks in payments to hospitals and other health care providers, were probably unsustainable and could jeopardize access to care for beneficiaries, a judgment that displeased the Obama administration.

Kapoor, who was reportedly displeased with its colour (for not being an exact recreation of his trademark carmine), was probably less than dismayed.

"He's displeased.

Many reporters were displeased.