Sentence examples for such displeasure from inspiring English sources

No such displeasure was expressed last season when Everett engaged in a volatile incident with Williams.

It is this move toward consolidation, and what critics of the plan believe it symbolizes -- the library's becoming "a busy social center," a petition said, or a marble floor "loud with the squeak of Reeboks," as the biographer Edmund Morris put it in an Op-Ed piece in The New York Times -- that has caused such displeasure.

If I had to endure such displeasure, I was going to do so with my La-Z-Boy within my field of vision.

Whether such pleasure-displeasure parallels actually hold is a significant further issue, touched upon only briefly in the present entry.

Private sector businesses that incur Erdoğan's displeasure, such as the Boydak industrial group, have also been bullied into line.

Such was her displeasure, that Ms Cho forced the pilot to turn back to the gate and turf the hapless steward from the plane.

Mr. Girsky said such setbacks justified investors' displeasure.

Thurber's displeasure was such that the young woman barely escaped firing.

Tyson expressed his displeasure for such a move so early in the contest by ramming his left forearm and elbow up and into the right side of Spinks' jaw.

Graham asked if Zuckerberg had done a poor job as C.E.O. of "communicating your displeasure with such thoughts, 'cause, if he had understood where you were at, he would have never said it to begin with".

In his reply, Franklin was exceedingly candid about his own frustration with Adams, saying, "It was from his particular indiscretion alone, and not from any instructions received by him, that he has given such just cause of displeasure".