Sentence examples for disapproval expressed from inspiring English sources

At the same time, there has been strong disapproval expressed for two senators who voted the plan down, Kelly Ayotte of New Hampshire and Jeff Flake of Arizona.

The public disapproval expressed during and after the match was instrumental in turning English attitudes against Bodyline, something Constantine considered hypocritical.

This might arise as a result of stigma or disapproval expressed by friends (see discussion below), and a seeking out of like-minded friends who also self-injure.

Some human rights advocates say they do not mind theoretical discussions about torture, as long as disapproval is expressed at the end.

In the latest CBS News poll, 85 percent of respondents expressed disapproval of the performance of Congress, and 49 percent expressed disapproval of Mr. Obama.

The United States expressed disapproval today of the apparent smuggling attempt.

Clinton campaign officials confirmed the meeting and expressed disapproval.

None of the other diners in the room expressed disapproval.

Their disapproval is initially expressed tentatively and tactfully.

Some rank-and-file ABC News employees expressed disapproval with Mr. Koppel's tough stance.

By comparison, 56percentt of blacks expressed disapproval, up from only 54percentt in 2002.