Sentence examples similar to a common disapproval from inspiring English sources

Think of the cast of Alan Ayckbourn's A Chorus of Disapproval and you have the template.

A look of disapproval and a cardigan.

Disapproval seems to be a more common theme relative to executive compensation.

But the more common expression of disapproval, within the New York Police Department, involves a practice known as "keying the microphone," or "stepping on someone" — essentially tying up the channel by repeatedly pressing the talk button.

Russia had a 31% disapproval rating.

Tymoshenko has a 64% disapproval rating.

Islam, unlike Catholicism, had inherited from the Jews a profound disapproval of figurative art.

Some later criticized Coolidge as part of a general disapproval of laissez-faire government.

Moreover, the poll shows a deep disapproval of Reagan's cuts in anti-poverty programs.

The most destructive idea is a "resolution of disapproval" concocted by Lisa Murkowski, a Republican from Alaska.

Although cheats are publicly condemned, or in some cases impeached, infidelity is common and public disapproval does little to dissuade the sinner.