Sentence examples for were extremely displeased from inspiring English sources

Unsurprisingly, the "conservatives" in both the Liberal and National parties were extremely displeased by these claims, or the fact that the allegedly "secret" ETS embedded in their policy started getting wider airplay – in a question on the ABC's Q&A, for example, and in stories in the Australian Financial Review.

The band were extremely displeased with the massive turnout; according to Roger O'Donnell: "We had been at sea for five days.

The South Africans were extremely displeased with this action and suspected that the real reason was that the Rhodesians objected to Sithole and preferred to negotiate with Joshua Nkomo.

Tragedy!' " Mrs. Harding, however, was extremely displeased when one newspaper quoted Marcia as admitting that she had been consulted by Florence.

A few days later the Kazakh authorities issued an international warrant for his arrest.To make such a public, international and humiliating fuss, Mr Nazarbayev, it is fair to say, must be extremely displeased with his son-in-law.

An increasingly acrimonious exchange of correspondence between May and Vaz has taken place since the hearing last Tuesday, with the home secretary explicitly telling the committee chairman that she was "extremely displeased" with the approach he had taken.

Obokata's lawyer, Hideo Miki, told The Japan Times that he was "extremely displeased" with the decision.

Dracula's Daughter was Gloria Holden's first starring role and reportedly she was extremely displeased at having been assigned it.

Ridgway was also extremely displeased with the performance of Eighth Army, which he had no control over due to the sudden death of Walker.

The blacksmith, who had been her lover, is displeased.

Other Michigan officials were similarly displeased.