Sentence examples for are disapproval from inspiring English sources
noun
The act of disapproving, an expression of condemnation.
Disapproval ratings for the Congress are at record highs, as are disapproval ratings for the Republican Party.
The lyrics are disapproval of the American way and convey Mustaine's wish for a new social structure.
Initially there was disapproval, she says.
She scrunched up her big friendly face in what was clearly intended to be disapproval.
Dearlove acknowledges that there would be disapproval of Brexit from Washington but downplays this.
Passion can be disapproval transformed into action, but no one ever changed the world by dwelling exclusively on what they are against.
By this time, too, he was attracting disapproval.
There may also have been official disapproval of the role of the Freedom Forum.
But when he dreamed up Funz and Gamez, there was blanket disapproval.
"At home there was silent disapproval and disappointment of the worst kind.
Much more telling than Soviet condemnation was the disapproval of the Eisenhower administration in the USA.
