Sentence examples for broader disapproval from inspiring English sources
Annoyed, she attended the event, but registered her broader disapproval by refusing to commit to campaigning for the midterms.
Recent polling shows broad disapproval with Obama's handling of the economy, which is becoming the central issue in next year's presidential election.
Absent broader international consensus, expressing vehement disapproval might be the best option.
Ms. Adjmi herself was coached by Ms. Hollands, and said she was shocked to be categorized as a "silent bully broad" -- one, apparently, who exudes disapproval without actually voicing it.
As Mr. Biggs bellowed about sin and redemption to a lunchtime throng on Broad Street, his traveling companion from Chattanooga, Jerry Layne, expressed disapproval of New York.
Disapproval of Mr. Obama's handling of the economy has never been broader — at 57 percent of Americans — a warning sign as he begins to set his sights on re-election in 2012.
It's an incredibly effective marriage and has a broader appeal than most black-metal iterations, which naturally has the purists harrumphing frost-bitten disapproval into their goblets of mead.
The minority Democratic Party pushed for a 60-vote threshold on the resolution of disapproval so that the resolution would not be able to move forward without broad bipartisan support.
American officials voiced their disapproval last week of Mr. Ahmadinejad's visit, which seems timed to embolden Hezbollah and underscore Tehran's broader influence in Lebanon.
But as he talks on, it becomes clear that Sansom's is the disapproval of an expert, not a cynic; a man whose grasp of the period is so broad and deep that he looks with faint bemusement at those who construe it as one long cavalcade of skulduggery and sex.
