Sentence examples for conveying approval from inspiring English sources

The vaccine was commonly perceived to be for sexually active (or soon-to-be sexually active) women; hence, receiving the vaccination was deemed to be almost a rite of passage for their daughters, conveying approval to begin their sexual lives.

But he insisted that the decision did not convey approval of Russia's "use of disproportionate force" in August or its occupation of Georgian territory.

The two men told General Hamdani that Mr. Douri sent them to convey approval of his efforts to regain the jobs and property rights of former officers and to relax prohibitions against Baathists.

Regardless of if you're an extrovert or occasionally moonlight as one, proclaiming your intent to "grab some fresh air" is met with raised eyebrows and bobbing chins few, if any, intended to convey approval.

He let the audience know that it's a serious offense to videotape someone without their conveyed approval, while simultaneously eloquently working the idiocy and rudeness of front-and-center guy back into the routine.

His imprimatur could be useful to either candidates, conveying the approval of a businessman known for his common-sense and nonpartisan governing style.

Households who were consuming under the average for that area received feedback along with a happy face, conveying social approval of their energy use.

Other symbols (e.g. emoticons conveying normative approval and disapproval) could also be used to signal the healthiness and/or acceptability of consuming such products.

Tradition dictates that he is now the head of the household, and even though she does not like him controlling her, she nevertheless defers to him, going out of her way to convey her approval for her "sultan".

If, to an indicted genocide perpetrator, the former signals indifference, the latter conveys unambiguous approval.

Pulling on the purse strings, Congress can publicly convey its approval or disapproval of covert leaders and agencies.