Sentence examples for disapproval caused from inspiring English sources

Like a godfather, Wasserman, with his disapproval, caused meltdowns in those who offended or, worse, betrayed him.

The original design, which was asymmetrical, significantly shorter, and called for an off-center spire, was met with much disapproval, causing a new one to be devised.

He claims that the sentiments of moral approval and disapproval are caused by some of the operations of sympathy, which is not a feeling but rather a psychological mechanism that enables one person to receive by communication the sentiments of another (more or less what we would call empathy today).

But my disapproval only causes me to jump on the bandwagon of believing other people should change the way they are being.

(My double thumbs-up for these two last films caused some disapproval in certain quarters, and yet I have to say my only regret is that I couldn't have given them six or seven stars each).

Jane's disapproval of the match caused serious offence to Leigh Hunt and his family.

It was this lack of communication that caused a rising disapproval rating for his conduct of the war.

The loss of these shrines has sparked worldwide outrage but it has also caused great sadness and disapproval among religious leaders in Bamako.

The disapproval, plus what she called institutional politics, caused her to leave hospital work in 1973.

She remembers a childhood clouded by family tensions, often caused by her father's disapproval of her dancing.

But our concepts of "good" and "bad" cannot be caused by prior feelings of approval and disapproval if those feelings are partly constituted by the very beliefs they are supposed to cause.