Sentence examples for cause of disapproval from inspiring English sources
Another cause of disapproval was the public affection James showed towards Anne, such as kissing and leaning against each other, which was considered improper behavior during the 1600s.
Yes, the banks were disguising it and not making the checks, but the main cause of his moral disapproval was the ordinary man," says Lewis. "Burry still thinks it would have done us good to have a full-on depression to realise the importance of taking full personal responsibility for everything we do".
"Mr. Hastert recognizes that his misconduct is the cause of this public disapproval and close scrutiny, and does not seek to shift responsibility," Hastert's lawyers wrote.
Ever since the Kardashians hit the small screen their antics been a great source for comedic material and commentary, but Kim's decision to file for divorce after 72 days of marriage, followed by accusations the wedding was a sham, has caused an irrational outpouring of disapproval, disgust and hatred from many.
The cause of the driver's disapproval turned out to be not the requested destination, with its perhaps unwelcome reminders of the past, but the unprofitable shortness of the ride.
She is morose in her frowsy moments and boisterously cheerful when she is clad in her howling creations, utterly unconscious of the glances of disapproval that she causes.
He said Bartram's actions had "undermined trust and confidence in policing" and had caused shock among colleagues, but their level of "disapproval, horror and disgust was higher".
The potential political punch of call-in radio was demonstrated last year when hosts of many shows around the country helped whip up a chorus of disapproval of a Congressional pay raise and caused its legislative sponsors to retreat.
(The Merriam-Webster Online Dictionary, at //www.m-w.com, defines "protest" as "a usually organized public demonstration of disapproval" and "demonstration" as "the public display of group feelings toward a person or a cause").
(Murmurs of disapproval).
