Sentence examples for Slightly disapproving from inspiring English sources

The commentary, generally, has been slightly disapproving.

Aston is proud of the collection, if slightly disapproving of its creation, and accepts the irony of the library's exhibition with good cheer.

Re "Latte on the Hudson" by Patricia Volk (Sept . 21: Before I left the States to live in Taipei, I felt slightly disapproving of what seemed the corporate sameness of every Starbucks and avoided them as much as possible.

Only 40percentt of those under 30 strongly disapproved of GOP health care plans, with another eight percent slightly disapproving of them.

And if there was a slightly disapproving tone to the article, it was exemplary of the place and the time - in Seattle, it simply wasn't cool to get too excited about your career, it was just what you did to live in this pleasant, moderate, corner of the country, where the 60's never really died.

Exhibit 1: When it comes to the Republican plan for repealing Obamacare and replacing it with something else, a majority of all voters strongly disapproved of it, followed by another eight percent who slightly disapprove.

Men were slightly less disapproving of the president's handling of the summit than women, but the gap was not statistically significant.

Voters are slightly more disapproving of the Republicans in Congress than they are of the Democrats, with just 19 percent approving of Republicans, compared with 28 percent that approve of Democrats.

The decision itself left the nation closely divided, with slightly more approving than disapproving.

Equal parts of the public approve or disprove of the court in the wake of the decision, and slightly more people disapprove of the court's decision than approve of it.

We see his mom disapprove slightly of his smoking pot.