Sentence examples for disapproval toward from inspiring English sources

The disapproval toward Congress has risen 22 percentage points since the beginning of the year when Republicans took control of the House.

It is, however, as if we had stated this fact with a special tone of abhorrence, for in saying that something is wrong, we are expressing our feelings of disapproval toward it.

9 P.M. (BBC America) GORDON RAMSAY'S GREAT ESCAPE Taking a break from expressing frustration and disapproval toward would-be chefs, Gordon Ramsay heads to India and Southeast Asia for new challenges and inspiration.

As an adult, she took on board all the usual Tory disapproval toward drugs and juvenile delinquency and underage sex, and never saw any implications for her own case.

This idea was developed by the 20th-century school of logical positivism and by later philosophers such as Charles L. Stevenson (1908 79) and R.M. Hare (1919 2002), who held that the primary function of moral language is not to state facts but to express feelings of approval or disapproval toward some action or to influence the attitudes and actions of others.

The result is a sense of "inconsistence" or "self-opposition" between feelings of approval and disapproval toward the same action.

This is likely due to the fact that the participants reported significantly greater feelings of moral outrage ― including anger, disgust and disapproval ― toward the voluntarily childless people.

When the tide Enlightenment disapproval pushed opera toward more realistic simplicities, the castrati went into decline.

When the tide Enlightenment disapproval pushed opera toward more realistic simplicities, the castrati went into decline..

One could also detect a tinge of cultural superiority in the disapproval that wafted toward Djokovic from the guardians of the game — a suggestion that he was perhaps not a real European, an old-regime, advertiser-pleasing, tradition-respecting champion in the mode of the feisty Spaniard or the elegant Swiss.

The pendulum will swing back toward disapproval — the question is when, not if".