Sentence examples for strong displeasure from inspiring English sources

While President Kikwete still enjoyed great popularity, the voters registered strong displeasure with the ruling party by voting 51 sitting parliamentarians out of office, including four cabinet ministers.

According to the officials, Chinese leaders expressed strong displeasure with the decision to file the intellectual property rights case this year.

The Chinese government is "expressing strong opposition, strong displeasure and dissatisfaction with the incident, and launching a strong protest," Mr. Zhang said.

India responded by expressing strong displeasure to both.That may, subconsciously perhaps, have encouraged David Cameron, Britain's prime minister, to suggest that some in Pakistan export terrorism, and sometimes help Afghanistan's Taliban.

At least 14 "Class A" war criminals, condemned for their role in World War II, are enshrined at Yasukuni, and Japan's neighbors, who regard the shrine as a monument to the country's 20th-century militarism, expressed their strong displeasure.

He, like Lithuanian officials, emphasized that the patrols were not directed against the Russians, but such assurances have done little to ease Russia's strong displeasure with what it views as a provocation.

For example, Ingarden reacts negatively to the prospect of a multiplicity of perfect replicas of the cathedral of Notre Dame de Paris: seeing such things side by side, he comments, would cause "the strongest displeasure, precisely because it belongs to the nature of the work of art to be an individual, in the sense of something qualitatively unique" (1989, 274; 1962, 278).

"Considering the symbolic importance of Carter in North Korea as the person who met their founder Kim Il Sung, this can be seen as North Korea's strong expression of displeasure at the U.S.," Paik Hak Soon of South Korea's Sejong Institute told Bloomberg.

By definition, anger is 'a strong feeling of displeasure or hostility.' Something about the allure and pursuit of money, power and respect has encouraged some extremely imprudent behavior, endorsed by the mainstream media.

It is a strong feeling of displeasure that includes a sense of antagonism.

According to Drs Leo and Lacasse, Dr DeAngelis rang up Dr Leo and his boss to express her displeasure in strong terms.