Sentence examples for show displeasure from inspiring English sources

These exchanges should not be the first to go every time the two countries want to show displeasure.

Much is still unclear, but if this war was intended as a fait accompli, Obama has reasons to show displeasure.

The women show displeasure and resist a bit, but soon, under the spell of some Stockholm syndrome, they caress and embrace the men.

The Communist-dominated union at the Dunlop tire factory in Montlucon, ordered the men to show displeasure during the General's visit, but they shook hands with him instead.

US officials had floated the idea of sending a non-cabinet level official to show displeasure with the Israeli prime minister Binyamin Netanyahu's speech to Congress next week in which he will argue against an Iran deal.

Missing were Thomas Jones and Leon Washington, two Pro Bowl players who are skipping voluntary team activities to show displeasure with their contracts, and the rookie Shonn Greene, who is not eligible to practice until next week.

Lester often seemed sullen, showing displeasure with umpires and defeatist body language when things went wrong.

Shareholders, noting the lessons of Enron's collapse, have shown displeasure towards companies with opaque accounts by selling.

Fox was more vocal this season in showing displeasure with several personnel moves that left the Panthers short on experience and talent.

President Lagos has been equally forceful in displaying his resolve as top military commanders have showed displeasure with the prosecution of their former commander in chief.

The embarrassing delay was less a reflection of senatorial dismay with Mr. Bush's choice than a means of showing displeasure with his regressive environmental policies.