Sentence examples for a disapproval of from inspiring English sources

Before I knew it, I was writing a fictional meditation on beauty — a disapproval of it, but also a celebration of it.

"A successful entrepreneur...creates wealth and without wealth there is no surplus capital to turn over to charitable activity".Mr Omidyar, too, is uncomfortable with the label, which he feels implies a disapproval of profits that he does not share.

We have seen how clinical treatment is reinforced by church-based healthcare practices, which are characterised by a disapproval of traditional medicine and worldviews as well as faith in the efficacy of formal clinical treatment.

Congress has a disapproval rating of 75percentt versus an approval rating of a mere 15percentt.

Congress has a disapproval rating of 75percentt versus an approval rating of a mere15percentt.

Of course, The Donald has a disapproval rating of 63%, which interestingly is higher than Obama's highest disapproval rating ever (according to Gallup).

Congress has a disapproval rating of 75.4percentt and the Washington State Legislature has a disapproval rating of 72percentt.

According to the most recent opinion survey by Ipsos, he has a disapproval rating of 62%.

Gov. Rick Scott has a disapproval rating of 47 percent among Florida's likely voters, compared to 41 percent who approve.

Stigma has been conceptualized as a discrediting and tainting social labeling process (Alonzo & Reynolds, 1995; Goffman, 1963), an extreme disapproval of an individual or group on socially characteristic grounds, which distinguishes them from other members of a society (Goffman, 1963).

Ted Yoho, the Tea Party Republican congressman from Florida, said Trump's campaign represented the follow-through of a bubbling disapproval of the status quo.