| "Knowing Dad as I do, I'd not advise you to displease him, or tease him. No, no! | |
| "You wouldn't want me to displease my father to make you happy..." | |
| "we shouldn't form a union, 'cause that would displease mr sakamoto." | |
| - ...displease you--? | |
| - Coming from you, it doesn't displease me. | |
| "Knowing Dad as I do, I'd not advise you to displease him, or tease him. No, no! | |
| "You wouldn't want me to displease my father to make you happy..." | |
| "we shouldn't form a union, 'cause that would displease mr sakamoto." | |
| - ...displease you--? | |
| - Coming from you, it doesn't displease me. | |
| - I may be taking a liberty in a way that displeases you. | |
| - If she displeases you. | |
| - This promotion displeases you? | |
| And curs those who die in the sin.... ... that displeases me to see these horrible funerals | |
| And if his mother... so much as looks at me... in a manner that displeases me... he will die. | |
| - I may be taking a liberty in a way that displeases you. | |
| - If she displeases you. | |
| - This promotion displeases you? | |
| And curs those who die in the sin.... ... that displeases me to see these horrible funerals | |
| And if his mother... so much as looks at me... in a manner that displeases me... he will die. | |
| " -I am not displeased. | |
| " By the noonday brightness and by the night when it darkeneth thy Lord hath not forsaken thee neither hath He been displeased. | |
| "...who for our sins art justly displeased? | |
| "Anyway, he will be displeased to see me as l am" | |
| "But when Jesus saw it, he was displeased, | |
| "Potentially hostile," "heavily armed," and "aesthetically displeasing"? | |
| "Say what is true, "though it may be bitter and displeasing to people." | |
| - A not displeasing chore. | |
| And be very displeasing to the boat owners. | |
| Do you have reason to believe that work people may be afraid of displeasing their masters by giving evidence to this commission? | |
| " -I am not displeased. | |
| " By the noonday brightness and by the night when it darkeneth thy Lord hath not forsaken thee neither hath He been displeased. | |
| "...who for our sins art justly displeased? | |
| "Anyway, he will be displeased to see me as l am" | |
| "But when Jesus saw it, he was displeased, | |
| "Potentially hostile," "heavily armed," and "aesthetically displeasing"? | |
| "Say what is true, "though it may be bitter and displeasing to people." | |
| - A not displeasing chore. | |
| And be very displeasing to the boat owners. | |
| Do you have reason to believe that work people may be afraid of displeasing their masters by giving evidence to this commission? | |
