Sentence examples for approbation from from inspiring English sources

The D.O. officer liked Slatkin, despite her dependence on "approbation from John," but few others did.

And I love Liverpool, so I'm delighted that his new restaurant has been met with gibbering approbation from local diners.

Both flaunted their authority to gain approbation from the same fervent base, which includes conservative and mainstream Republicans, bikers, white nationalists and white supremacists.

But the problem with dating a narcissist is that they wear out their partners with demands for attention and soon start to seek that approbation from others.

Coates points out: "She has not had her endorsement (approbation) from the Queen, which could make it easier to get rid of her".

Until his Medicare plan was rolled out in early April he had spent months bathing in warm approbation from many pundits, who had decided to anoint him as an icon of fiscal responsibility.

A great support to perform this type of investigation is approbation obtained from the US Food and Drug Administration and the Communication Department of the European Commission (2006) for the products that are preclinically evaluated using this assay [ 4].

Such rhetoric — exquisitely rendered both on state television and on the English-language propaganda channel, RT — has earned Putin approbation not only from Russian religious conservatives but also from some American ones.

Writing to Jefferson, he stated, "The friends of the Constitution, some from an approbation of particular amendments, others from a spirit of conciliation, are generally agreed that the System should be revised.

I expect and deserve no such approbation, even 400 years from now.

And the profession, judging from the approbation of fellow architects and the institute' s g old medal, seems to be appreciating his influence.