displeasure

Other states observe a host of traditions to help see them work through border disputes and express their displeasure with one another.

She felt that she liked him too well to be contented to part with him in displeasure.

President Lugo decided to abandon the church for a political career two years ago, much to the displeasure of the Vatican.

He even did not show his displeasure when his family members put a fake braid on his head.

Sacking the prime minister has long been a way for French presidents to acknowledging the displeasure of the electorate.

Still, the House of Bourbon should have felt, from the displeasure created by the gift, that it did not come from it.

If the unconfirmed reports are true, it would be the clearest sign yet of China's displeasure with its unruly ally.

And China did not confine itself to diplomatic displays of its displeasure.

Meanwhile, with all H-P's 13 directors up for re-election at the next annual meeting, investors can voice their displeasure.

He soliloquized in an undertone of peevish displeasure, while relieving me of my horse.

So there was a debate in parliament as to whether he should be arrested and punished for having been the cause of this divine displeasure.

Why should anyone hereafter tremble AT the thought of offending juno, when such rewards are the consequence of my displeasure!

That protracted debate incurred the displeasure of rating agencies already alarmed at the long-term consequences of high federal borrowing.

The question, however, is whether displeasure at the Taliban is enough to overcome fear of the Taliban.

At the look of displeasure, added to the angry tone in which the count spoke, Ali turned pale and held down his head.

I haven't as much to risk if I incur your displeasure.

When the Taoist priest gave them the divination, he said nothing because he probably sensed his displeasure.

However, in the same period it has weakened against the euro, much to the displeasure of Brussels.

Before we reached home, Catherine's displeasure softened , into a perplexed sensation of pity and regret.

His mere displeasure was more terrible than a threat of war on the part of emperor or king.

Much to the displeasure of the colonists, a new military post was established in Anahuac to begin collecting customs duties.

It signaled its displeasure with Japanese imprisonment of a Chinese fishing-boat captain by selling off Japanese government bonds.

The Arsenal manager also voiced his displeasure about what was being revealed to the newspapers.

The U. S. was also quick to voice its displeasure with the outcome of the trial.

Most criminals surely suffer from an unhealthy and abnormal desire to cause displeasure in their victims.

My cousins would find a place for me at Harvest Hall, I knew, but I had no wish to bring Joffrey's displeasure down upon them.

It was left to Jean-Claude Juncker, chairman of the so-called eurogroup of eurozone finance ministers, to express Europe's displeasure.

Despite their displeasure, China's leaders see little choice but to put up with such indignities.

It is a relation which you tell me is to give you great surprise; I hope at least it will not afford you any displeasure.

It showed its displeasure by postponing the EU-China summit in December that would have been held under the French presidency of the EU.

U. S. assistance to the West Bank and Gaza reflects congressional displeasure over the victory by Hamas in Palestinian elections.

Shareholders have been taking advantage of new "say on pay" rules to growl their displeasure.

These exchanges should not be the first to go every time the two countries want to show displeasure.

The displeasure of trading partners unwilling to retaliate is of no consequence to Chinese uber-realists.

He pushed out his lips in displeasure.

Anger is a feeling of displeasure or hostility. It's a normal, healthy emotion, just like any other feeling you have.

The newspaper said Kim had shortened his itinerary by one day as an expression of displeasure.

Moreover, China has not hesitated to communicate its displeasure with US policies and politics.

Word of the deleted references circulated online, and Chinese Internet users vented their displeasure.

Very true, Deerslayer, " rejoined Judith, losing every trace of displeasure in a bright smile . "

It will be untenable for the PLP to retain support for the Premier in the face of such public displeasure.

China could also express its displeasure with the U. S. in less official ways.

Of course I must make good use of it; otherwise I would incur the displeasure of my parents.

They typically hold some of the choicest lands, to the displeasure of the tribes from which they commandeered those lands.

The Prime Minister has communicated his displeasure to the American ambassador.

Used to express surprise, anger, or extreme displeasure.

Several lawmakers expressed their displeasure with the AIG intervention during Tuesday's hearing.

He dared his grandfather's displeasure when he left the family business.

His silence was significant of his displeasure.

O LORD, rebuke me not in thine anger, neither chasten me in thy hot displeasure.

For nonconformity, the world whips you with its displeasure.

China expresses strong displeasure and firm opposition to the US approval to sell an early warning radar system to Taiwan.

Without mentioning China, Mrs. Clinton telegraphed her displeasure at China's economic policies.

"Never heard about the areas we sit so close to charter, " said an official displeasure.

Democrats and some Republicans voiced displeasure with the original plan proposed by the Bush administration.

Shall I incur the Divine displeasure rather than be called a coward or scoundrel? -I'll think no more.

They showed their displeasure by continually picking at her.

Anger isafeeling of displeasure or hostility. It 's a normal, healthy emotion, just like any other feeling you have.

Then shall he speak unto them in his wrath, and vex them in his sore displeasure.

That said, a sustained drop in housing prices could spark its own displeasure.

Their displeasure stemmed from Atkinson's failure to award a penalty after Sylvain Distin barged Ronaldo.

Vitreous body metabolism is slow, haemorrhage draws displeasure.

That said, displeasure in Brasilia may have nudged Vale into ending negotiations to take over Xstrata, a Swiss mining firm, in 2008.

A glint of displeasure shadowed his eyes.

Up to this, petite boy, you have caused me great displeasure and unhappyness .

I myself always intend to write something down to pour out my own displeasure.

stay too long when a guest is causing the displeasure of the host.

The prime minister has much to answer for. Why hasn't he ever asked for the file on 2G and shown his displeasure?

Even now, despite Beijing's displeasure, Washington is selling Taiwan combat aircraft and other equipment.

There were no discos and no theaters, and even dancing was viewed with displeasure, especially in New England.

I went in and expressed my displeasure with the style of basketball that we were playing.

The king of the third, Jordan's Abdullah, commented without apparent displeasure that Israel was "scared" .

Seoul, too, feels obliged to register its displeasure with Pyongyang.

The act of causing anger, resentment , displeasure, or affront .

If the guest accidentally broke the dishes, clean up the hostess should be calm and comfort the guests, can not show displeasure.

Mr. Soros in the past has shown displeasure with his chief investment officers during rough periods in the market.

Although people can show confidence or displeasure with their names, it's not clear if they're perfect predictors of professional success.

Kohut's Pew poll was among a raft of surveys in recent days that showed some displeasure with Obama.

To exhibit displeasure or disappointment; sulk.

They believe twins have divine powers and the ability to harm those who cause them displeasure.

After the treatment a mild sunburn sensation will be felt for about an hour and then in essence no displeasure.

He looked with displeasure at the meal that was set before him.

India responded by expressing strong displeasure to both.

Or is Jack Ma using the threat of government displeasure to force Yahoo to sell, likely at a discount?

"approve, exhausted a daytime, go to bed to sleep. " Last officer's the moon has a little displeasure.

showed displeasure at his remark; a carpet that shows wear.

I incurred her displeasure by refusing the invitation.

I incurred his displeasure by refusing the invitation.

Koch's displeasure extends to business leaders for their meek acceptance of the status quo.

Restore us again, O God our Savior, and put away your displeasure toward us.

He mugged displeasure at the suggestion.

In Prague, when Tomas and Tereza brought a new chair or moved a flower pot, Karenin would look on in displeasure.

But our way of showing displeasure is unique.

She braved her parents displeasure by marrying him.

I have displeasure with what he did. A: I'm quite dissatisfied with what he did.

Her smile belied her real feelings of displeasure.

The timing seemed calculated to show Beijing's displeasure.

He braved his father's displeasure by marrying that girl.

He's a morphine addict who incurred the displeasure.

He braved his father's displeasure by marrying her.

Proud and powerful people may think they can disregard others' displeasure, but they cannot disregard God's opposition.

He incurred his father's displeasure.

Could Mingyong's retreat be another sign of Kawagebo's displeasure?

She wondered what she'd done to incur his displeasure this time.

That is, unwilling to vote against Washington for fear of incurring its displeasure and possibly a reduction in aid.

You dare not arouse my displeasure.

We feel displeasure at sth we dislike.

you have the choice: either as little displeasure as possible, painlessness in brief. . .

Marston: Some people I have the displeasure of knowing want him dead.

A friend of mine who taught in China spoke with displeasure about her experience, her mail being opened and People magazines confiscated.

Despite of some displeasure caused by the prospect to go to the frost after a bath, everybody hastily put coats on.

She may hit him or break things in order to show her displeasure.

We frown by bringing our eyebrows together to indicate displeasure, puzzlement or concentration. *frown

A detestable occupation. Somethingodiousis the object of disgust, aversion, or intense displeasure

affect with dislike, displeasure, or revulsion:

Begrudge v. To give or concede reluctantly or with displeasure

a look of scorn or displeasure

Showed displeasure at his remark

I let go the last displeasure

you cannot imagine i would do anything to incuryour aunt ' s displeasure