Sentence examples for but disapproved from inspiring English sources

"London was a lifelong capitalist," Mr Haley contends, but disapproved of "unrestrained capitalism".

As a holder of government office he was expected to vote for an amendment proposed by the ministry but disapproved by the abolitionists.

Hofmann met Leary in Switzerland but disapproved of him, preferring the friendship of the author and psycho-investigator Aldous Huxley, whose writing on mind alteration he read.

Johnson liked the man but disapproved of his poetic manner: "he puts his words out of the common order, seeming to think, with some later candidates for fame, that not to write prose is certainly to write poetry".

Not a doctrinaire patriot, he favoured Italy's entry into World War I but disapproved of the poet and violent Italian nationalist Gabriele D'Annunzio's freebooting capture of Fiume (now Rijeka, Croatia) in September 1919 and the Italian annexations in Dalmatia.

Hofmann met Leary in Switzerland but disapproved of him; he preferred the friendship of the late British author and psycho-investigator Aldous Huxley, whose writing on mind alteration he read.

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Even though his use is not extensive, it is an incursion of set theory into the metatheory of logic, of which Leśniewski could not but disapprove.

Even if they, themselves, are undecided about "marriage" but disapprove of employment discrimination against gays and lesbians and "Don"t Ask, Don't Tell".

But she disapproved of them.

Only 30% approved of the job Corbyn was doing, but 52% disapproved.