It can be seen that the subjects' behavior coincided with maximal pleasure (or minimal displeasure) in a very significant way.
Instigated by King Zygmunt, the war was unpopular among Lithuanian magnates, and Chodkiewicz was no exception; in fact his displeasure was so public and significant that he lost the royal favor for a time.
They are moving away from lower-key activities like attending meetings, passing out fliers or making phone calls to more visible tactics to express displeasure over utility company requests for significant sums to cover everything from installation of smart thermostats to managing trees and vegetation.
Whether such pleasure-displeasure parallels actually hold is a significant further issue, touched upon only briefly in the present entry.
Some of Iran's best allies are in Europe, in particular Italy, France and Germany, all of whom have significant business ties to Iran, often to Washington's displeasure.
Last week, Ms. Rousseff canceled a state visit to Washington to signal her displeasure with the N.S.A. surveillance, the most significant diplomatic fallout from revelations that have also strained relations with other allies, like Mexico and Germany.
"I think that Peter Dolan is clearly under significant pressure, and this it not an isolated situation," Ms. Ryan said, citing shareholder displeasure over Plavix as well as several other management missteps.
Anger with regulators: In the memo, Mr. Summers expresses his displeasure with existing financial regulators, blaming them in part for the financial crisis: A significant cause of the current crisis lies in the failure of regulators to exercise vigorously the authority they already have.
Fans expressed displeasure.
Environmental advocates voiced displeasure.
