Sentence examples for which displeased from inspiring English sources

In their meeting Mary accuses Elizabeth of being a "vile bastard," which displeased the Italian censors.

She left dead mice in my sister's bed, which displeased my sister, because Crow first bit out the eyes.

Although there was little more than the standard pushing and shoving, Ortiz still heard about it from his family and friends, which displeased him.

The writer claims that Graves's level of approval was easy to gauge from his walking speed--he slowed down to examine merchandise he liked, and sped past objects which displeased him.

The goal came from Ilkay Gündogan's quickly taken free-kick, which displeased Sean Dyche and his assistant, Ian Woan, causing the Manchester City manager to go into hyperactive mode, making what appeared to be yapping actions with his hands at them.

Nearly 70, he keeps working: there have been the Ethiopia photographs, and a series on South African Aids victims for Christian Aid (which displeased him by mounting it in galleries - he wanted the pictures in bus shelters, Waterloo station. He still seeks to assault people's consciences).

And although Anthony grew more and more displeased with his fate (which he had chosen), the Knicks' hands were essentially tied (a fate that they, too, had chosen).

By Rowan Ricardo Phillips September 25, 2017 Although Anthony grew more and more displeased with his fate (which he had chosen), the Knicks' hands were essentially tied (a fate that they, too, had chosen).

Although, the animated film was directly inspired by Perrault's "Sleeping Beauty," in which the villain is also a displeased fairy (or "angel" in some translations), in some iterations of the tale she takes the form of an ogre.

This displeased Galerius, who instead offered Constantine the title of Caesar, which Constantine accepted.

At which point, maybe, she'll forget to remember that she's lonely and displeased?