Sentence examples for deeply disapproving from inspiring English sources

Transpole representatives also said that they were "deeply disapproving" of the GI action.

And then the cleaners came at six and would look deeply disapproving if there was still shit on the floor, then the assistant manager at seven who'd call Roberts if things didn't look right.

Once the Slade returned to London, he also discovered the work of Picasso, of whom his teachers deeply disapproved.

The answer may lie in Mr Khatami's respect for Iran's supreme leader, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, who deeply disapproves of Mr Mohajerani's policy of cultural liberalisation.

Roger Carbury deeply disapproves of Mrs. Hurtle and her "wild cat" American ways: "He pictured to himself all American women as being loud, masculine, and atheistical".

On the evening that she is to give a presentation of the model, this woman is visited by the mother of one of the victims who deeply disapproves of the plans.

In a formal statement, he cited objections to the academy's election of sociobiologist Napoleon Chagnon (of whose methodology Sahlins deeply disapproved) as well as to recent collaborations between the NAS and the United States military.

Evidently, its advocacy of common morality appealed to the traditional Roman sense of decorum and duty, and its doctrine of a world directed by an all-embracing providence struck a responsive chord in the 2nd-century emperors, though they deeply disapproved of its extremist offshoots, the cynics: Marcus Aurelius, as noted, was himself a stoic.

"As a chemist she thought her average; as a politician she deeply disapproved of her".

The arrival of Hubbard and Sara three weeks after the divorce was filed scandalized Hubbard's family, who deeply disapproved of his treatment of Polly.

And that he led on behalf of the majority of Americans who disapproved of the shutdown, who deeply disapprove of the Republican Party, and who likely did not want Obama to give in to the party's outlandish demands?