Sentence examples for disapproval as from inspiring English sources

But his demotion from the modernist canon has been prompted by moral disapproval as well.

"I think a man writing about an open marriage would get some disapproval as well.

On Monday, Clemens Tönnies, the chairman of the advisory board and de-facto club boss, voiced his disapproval, as well.

The cast of his eyes and the set of his lips communicate fine shades of irritation and disapproval as well as dry humor, while the awkward tics of his speech indicate both shyness and the care with which Foyle thinks.

In short, a world of Irish linen, not sunstruck flesh; indeed, a young woman in a rare miniskirt was stared at as she walked coolly past me one day -- not in disapproval as much as in amazement.

Powder cocaine meets with about as much disapproval as steroids.

The Senate could vote on a disapproval motion as early as Thursday.

I love how he begins by invoking the ghosts of disapproval and dislike as if he needs to remind us, "A lot of people don't like me".

Yet despite constituent disapproval of presidential, as well as congressional, direction, conservative leaders continue to treat our flailing democracy like some sort of petty schoolboy game.

Karl Rove recently attacked Clinton as a "fatally flawed" candidate, arguing that nobody who started the primary season with disapproval ratings as high as hers (they are in the high forties) has ever won the Presidency.

Facing a race against the country's first female major-party nominee, Mr. Trump is burdened with disapproval ratings as high as 70percentt among women, who make up a majority of voters in presidential elections.