show displeasure

Let him keep that in mind, and not show displeasure or disappointment if we are beaten.

But you had sufficient judgment to show displeasure when she as good as told her excellent father that he was a dolt.

Sometimes his father laughed in private, even when he found it necessary to show displeasure to the culprit.

He did not even show displeasure when faithfully rebuked and warned.

When Cæsar began to show displeasure at their importunity, Tillius seized him by his toga, which was the signal for attack.