Sentence examples for disapprove on from inspiring English sources

He seemed to disapprove on the grounds that the event broke social mores and the king's conduct was unbecoming, whereas Froissart described it as a celebratory event.

9 39 - Seth Colter Walls: Both men and women disapprove on CNN's dials during McCain's extended hit on Ayers saying he didn't "bomb enough" in 2001.

An economics professor, Aaron Hedlund, wrote an op-ed column in the student newspaper contending that one can disapprove of gay marriage on religious grounds while supporting it as a civil right.

Although free speech advocates like FIRE disapprove of restrictions on speech based only on the emotional harm it might cause, the narrowly defined categories of speech that are unprotected by the First Amendment encompass those relatively rare situations in which speech is harmful in a concrete or physical way.

Tolstoy quickly gained a cult-like following both at home and abroad — which he somewhat disapproved of, on the grounds that to follow a human leader was to ignore one's own conscience.

Some voters disapprove of recalls on principle.

Dr. Martin said: "I do not disapprove of alcohol on campus, but we don't want under age people coming and drinking on our campus.

Ninety-eight per cent of Nigerians disapprove of homosexuality on religious grounds, both Muslim and Christian, not due to some form of political propaganda as you suggest.To enshrine such an overwhelming majority view in law is perhaps more democratic than the passing of pro-gay laws in the West, where far less a majority support gay marriage.

Some members of Congress disapprove of debt on principle and therefore always vote against increasing the limit.

While Republicans are still more likely than Democrats to disapprove of marijuana on a moral level -- 47 to 26percentt, according to Pew -- there appears to be a growing sense that it is simply not appropriate, or effective, to lock people up for smoking it.

However, it's hard to imagine she would have disapproved on the basis of its subject matter.