displeased

Accountability means that bad rulers can get voted out of office when enough people are displeased.

He's a customer who is really displeased not only with the AA website but with the total experience.

There wasn't revolution because the people were aesthetically displeased at the fact that their natural rights were being violated.

Pull quote is literally the last paragraph of the article: > So is Wells really displeased about Title II?

She was displeased at first (because, you know, going off script) and then asked me to do it again.

It's somewhat common to leave a two-cent tip to signify you were displeased with the service.

That's only if the support rep has any way of passing the information that the client was displeased up the chain.

If you're not careful to include Option in this chord, you'll be highly displeased with the results, especially with many items selected.

For example, the head of IT was displeased with this unit because it didn't use Citrix, his mandated solution, for all its needs.

That aside, it was run like a business, because if any customers were significantly displeased, the clients could easily move to another provider.

Slate: > The FTC is so displeased that Jessica Rich, its consumer protection director, has written to the bankruptcy court handling RadioShack’s case, asking that consumers' personal data be protected.

The odd occasions someone is displeased, you'll spot it a mile away.

On one of my stops, a passenger got on board and, obviously displeased, said, "You left early last time!

She herself says that pretty much everyone she spoke to in the industry (she used the word "social circle") was displeased with Apple's system.

Ultimately I think a lot of "watch enthusiasts" will see through the marketing and be displeased while tech enthusiasts will judge the product on different standards.

I'd be displeased if I got a new TV, and it gave off that interference when "off" for the sake of turning on instantly instead of in 10-20 seconds.