You could describe their sound as "clinical," as they lack warmth, but I don't think anyone will be displeased with it.
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Some consumers might be displeased with McDonald's lack of vegan options, but investors pushed the stock to a new all-time high last week.
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Mr Bolton, who doubts it is worth negotiating with Mr Kim and has long advocated toppling his regime, may not be displeased with that outcome.
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It's inevitable that some people will be displeased with decisions or offerings — but when happiness is the goal, this is a ding against the company.
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Recently, the museum made considerable effort to fix this issue, but the staff and public still seem to be displeased with its market-oriented ideological dead end.
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It pains me to know that the people I interviewed in Helsinki, who so graciously shared their stories, time and vulnerability with me, will probably be displeased with my version of their story.
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Businesses and voters may be gearing up for deregulation by Donald Trump, but a large portion of the country will be displeased with the sacrifices that could come with the rollback, Jeff Sonnenfeld told CNBC on Tuesday.
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After members of the caucus met with Lowey and Pelosi on Wednesday, the House Appropriations chairwoman noted that it is always inevitable some lawmakers will be displeased with aspects of a funding deal that requires buy-in from both parties in a divided Congress.
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They were said to be displeased with the "electric shocks, digital distortion, blisteringly brutal lyrics and the screechy vocals" of vocalist MayKay.
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Lennox was said to be displeased with Elizabeth's answers and Home's efforts.William Boyd, Calendar of State Papers Scotland: 1574-1581, vol. 5 (Edinburgh, 1907), pp. 531-40, 570: vol.
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He died on December 19, 1568. Muñoz has been accused of dealing too harshly with the conspirators, and indeed King Philip II was said to be displeased with his severity. However, according to Schäfer,E. Schäfer, El Consejo Real y Supremo de las Indias, v. 1.
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The term was coined in France during the 12th Century. It comes from the Latin word indignationem, meaning displeasure. In nominative form, indignationem is indignatio. Indignation is a noun of action from the past participle stem of indignari, meaning unworthy, to be angry at, or to be displeased with.
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Later in 2005, Aftonbladet published a half front-page headline, "Professor in attack against the burned-out". It referred an interview where Ferrada de Noli stated that to be displeased with a job cannot be equated with a medical diagnosis,Aftonbladet. ("Stress-burnout is an invention"). "Utbrändhet är ett påhitt".
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His son Buzhu was said to be displeased with the decadence of the Xia court and to have resigned his post as director of agriculture, moving the clan to Tai. Either Buzhu or his heir Ji Ju abandoned agriculture entirely and enjoyed living the nomadic lifestyle of their Rong and Di barbarian neighbors.Sima Qian. Records of the Grand Historian, Annals of Zhou, §3.
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44.8 (1997): 1169–1181. Sterilization can lead to distrust in a marriage if the husband then suspects his wife of infidelity. Furthermore, the husband may become angry and aggressive if the decision to be sterilized was made by the wife without consulting him. If a woman marries again after sterilization, her new husband might be displeased with her inability to bear him children, causing tumult in the marriage.
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In a close back and forth affair were Charlo controlled the action in the early rounds with his aggression and power shots, he defeated Hopkins by unanimous decision. All three judges scored it 115-113. The crowd seemed to be displeased with the performances. Charlo next fought in October against 34 year old Jose Angel Rodriguez (17-2-1, 2 KOs) in a scheduled 10 round fight at the BB&t; Center in Sunrise, Florida.
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Gudbrand tells his neighbor that he and his wife get along fine, and she will understand and agree with his decisions. He places a bet with his neighbor for one hundred thalers that he has at home. The bet is that Gudbrand's wife will not be displeased with his decisions and his neighbor accepts. The next day Gudbrand and his neighbor head off to his home where the neighbor hides behind the door while Gudbrand greets his wife and explains to her the details of his travels.
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Zemo, was always told as a child that he was superior, he now believes his father's Nazi ideals to be untrue, and that the only way to become superior is through righteousness. After helping Captain America, he remarked to his father's portrait that the man would be displeased with today's good deeds. Zemo—once again wearing his unscarred face—then revealed that Songbird was going to betray him and he was going to sacrifice himself in their upcoming battle with the Squadron Sinister. He told her that he would not die, but that he would become superior through his sacrifice "by living forever".
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Royce is given more reason to be displeased with Burrell when these key political figures's records are subpoenaed by the BPD's Major Case Unit. An outraged Davis tells Royce that he never asks where his money comes from, implying that its origin is illicit, and warns that he should be protected if Royce wants continued funding for the campaign. Royce displays this anger to Burrell, who assures that there will be no more surprises within his department. Royce has an adulterous relationship with one of his secretaries, and at one point, Herc catches the secretary giving Royce oral sex.
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This caused her brothers to be displeased with her, but Emperor Liezu stated: Yang Pu died around the new year 939 — a death for which the Southern Tang emperor was much suspected of.Spring and Autumn Annals of the Ten Kingdoms, vol. 3. Shortly after, in summer 939, Emperor Liezu had the Yang clan members confined to Yongning Palace () in Tai Prefecture (泰州, in modern Taizhou, Jiangsu), including Yang Lian's cousin Yang Gong () the military governor of Kanghua Circuit (康化, headquartered in modern Chizhou, Anhui). Yang Lian, however, did not appear to be confined, and shortly after was offered the position of military governor of Kanghua.
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On the song, she shouts out Yung Miami, rapping "I been a real bitch way before the fed case / Yung Miami held me down, that's a bitch ace / And if a bitch try her, it's a cold case". A few celebrities showed to be displeased with the incarceration of the artist; Trina wore a T-shirt that had "Free JT" written on it and Drake posted on Instagram "Free my shorty". JT was officially released from federal custody on March 7, 2020. On August 6, 2019, Yung Miami was the victim of a drive-by shooting after leaving Circle House Studios in her hometown of Miami.
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In 1977, Ben Linus, at the time a twelve-year-old boy living with the Dharma Initiative, is brought to the Others to be healed. Richard allows the boy to be healed, despite knowing that Charles will be displeased with his decision, stating that he does not answer to Charles. Charles, who is now the Others' leader, later visits Ben and informs him that he is now an Other, even though he must go back to living with his abusive father at the Dharma Initiative. Sometime after this incident, Charles and Eloise Hawking (Alice Evans) have a child, Daniel Faraday (Jeremy Davies), who is raised off-island.
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Mr. Humphreys wrote about Ashin Thittila : > "The bhikkhu Thittila became of more and more service to the Society, > foreshadowing the time when, in September 1947 he would be able to give it > whole time, and became one of the leading figures in English Buddhism" Those talks of Ashin Thittila were only arranged by Mr. Humphreys, which were strictly kept to his schedule. So after some time, the Myanmar audience turned out to be displeased with the arrangements of Mr. Humphreys. To provide shelter and food for the monk, Myanmar Dayakas made an effort to build a monastery but in vain.The Biography of U Thittila, p.56-57 Abhidhamma Piṭaka is an eminent characteristic of Ashin Thittila’s knowledge of Dhamma.
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Holy Roman Emperor Charlemagne who, as King of the Franks, gave the hill of Corton to the abbey of St. Andoche. According to legend, Charlemagne noted to the Abbey sections of the slope where the snow melted first and ordered that grapevines be planted on that slope. His orders were followed and the hill of Corton was planted first entirely with red grape varieties. A couple decades later, Charlemagne's fourth wife Luitgard was said to be displeased with red wine drippings on the white beard of the king and ordered that a section of the hill be pulled up and replanted with white grape varieties—a section that is today known as Corton-Charlemagne.
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In China and East Asia, rulers justified their rule with the philosophy of the Mandate of Heaven, which, although similar to the European concept, bore several key differences. While the divine right of kings granted unconditional legitimacy, the Mandate of Heaven was dependent on the behaviour of the ruler, the Son of Heaven. Heaven would bless the authority of a just ruler, but it could be displeased with a despotic ruler and thus withdraw its mandate, transferring it to a more suitable and righteous person. This withdrawal of mandate also afforded the possibility of revolution as a means to remove the errant ruler; revolt was never legitimate under the European framework of divine right.
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In Islamic tradition, the idea of social welfare has been presented as one of its principal values, and the practice of social service at its various forms has been instructed and encouraged. A Muslim's religious life remains incomplete if not attended by service to humanity. The following verse of the Quran is often cited to encapsulate the Islamic idea of social welfare: Similarly, duties to parents, neighbors, relatives, sick people, the old, and the minority group have been defined in Islam. In a long hadith recorded in Hadith Qudsi (sacred hadith), it is said that God, on the Day of Judgment, will be displeased with those who do not care for the sick people, and who do not give food to those who ask.
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He communicated the matter to British colleagues via his patron at Cambridge University, Adam Sedgwick. Clarke sent two large sections of the silicified trees to England with his paper, and wrote in his covering note "I think you will not be displeased with this my first contribution from Australia". At a time when evolution was not a terribly old or accepted theory, particularly within the religious fraternity, the Fennel Bay forest had a large impact on Reverend Clarke's mind, as he wrote the words "The train of thought which is excited by this scene is highly curious, and in few places in the world can the quiet and daily processes of natural growth and decay, the forms of living and dead things, and the successive changes and reproductions of matter, owing to the operations of most powerful though secretly evolving causes, be so prominently displayed, as in this singular picture of the past and the present".
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Fairuz's son, Ziad Rahbani, sparked controversy in December 2013 during an interview with the Al- Ahed website when asked whether his mother shared his supportive stance on the political vision of Hassan Nasrallah, the leader of Hezbollah, a dominant but highly controversial political and military force in Lebanon. Ziad replied: "Fairuz is very fond of Sayyed Hassan [Nasrallah], although she will be displeased with me, as she was after my last television interview, when I revealed some personal information and she quickly interrupted me". There were strong reactions to this statement, which went viral on social media, and the country's different media outlets did not deviate from their political stances when reacting to Ziad's words. Politicians and celebrities stepped in as well, some of whom objected to affiliating Fairuz to one side of Lebanon's political divide over another, including Druze leader Walid Jumblatt who said: "Fairuz is too great to be criticized, and at the same time too great to be classified as belonging to this or that political camp".
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