Meanings of express displeasure in English

This month, Malaysia summoned Myanmar's ambassador to express displeasure over the violence in Myanmar.

She just did what she needed to do out there - express displeasure, disappointment, pity or excitement.

She can express displeasure, volubly, in two or three languages; that's what it is to be intellectual.

Or if you want to write an angry letter to the newspaper, there's a certain amount of effort required to express displeasure.

Withhold campaigns are considered relatively low-cost ways for activists to express displeasure, with investors getting their views out through press releases and e-mail.

Liverpool Mayor Wendy Waller told NCA NewsWire the issue was not her area's to deal with alone, but did not express displeasure at the closures.

Our father had settled in with the paper, expressing displeasure with the news.

Shareholders had expressed displeasure over the retail giant's lack of diversity in its board.

She thought he was expressing displeasure with her.

Mr. Athel had two ways of expressing displeasure.

That means that proxy votes are one of the few ways of expressing displeasure with a company.

The girl raised her straight black brows in a way which expressed displeasure at his slighting tone.

The utility's executives blamed widespread sabotage from their workers, who expressed displeasure towards a new strategy for Eskom.

I told him that it was no real reservation and no real event; and his face expressed displeasure.

At least one security professional expressed displeasure that the malware author has been rewarded for his hack attack.

A Minister termed the comment "quite unusual", and senior government figures privately expressed displeasure at the comments.