Sentence examples for disapproved that from inspiring English sources

The array of subjects tackled in "Principles" included memory, attention, emotions, instinct, imagination, habit, the consciousness of self, and "automaton theory," the persistent notion, of which James disapproved, that within our neural machinery lies some sort of homunculus, or mini-man, "that offers a living counterpart for every shading, however fine, of the history of its owner's mind".

Approve or disapprove, that was not gridlock.

EUT: 'Do you approve or disapprove that terminally ill and greatly suffering individuals have their wish to die fulfilled by a medical doctor administering a substance which causes their death?' WLPT: 'Do you approve or disapprove that terminally ill and greatly suffering individuals have their wish to die fulfilled by withdrawing a medically-possible life-prolonging treatment?

Answer categories included only 'approve' or 'disapprove' in order to encourage a definitive statement: WLPT: 'Do you approve or disapprove that terminally ill and greatly suffering individuals have their wish to die fulfilled by withdrawing a medically-possible life-prolonging treatment?

EUT: 'Do you approve or disapprove that terminally ill and greatly suffering individuals have their wish to die fulfilled by a medical doctor administering a substance which causes their death?' Based on these two dichotomous items, a multinomial outcome variable was created: rejecting both WLPT and EUT (1), approving of WLPT but rejecting EUT (2), and approving of WLPT and EUT (3).

He did "disapprove" at that point.

But the Claims Conference said yesterday that it disapproved of that agreement because it did not address the issue of seized property.

And Congress then has a chance to express its view to disapprove that.

They cater to a mainly Latino clientele, some of whom fear their religious family members will find out and disapprove that they're turning to these shops for help.

Foes of the hunt disapproved of that practice, saying it was unfair to the bears.

They note, too, that Texas has traditionally been a low-tax, low-service state; outsiders may disapprove of that philosophy, they say, but that is a separate debate.