Sentence examples for disapproving attention from inspiring English sources
His escapades finally caught Hitler's disapproving attention after one affair prompted Magda Goebbels to threaten divorce.
At moments, a lengthy, disapproving attention to Gilligan becomes argumentatively strained, raised to a high, hectoring pitch: "I find Gilligan's sentimental, celebratory, valorizing description of adolescent girls implausible and inaccurate.
By 1898, American financier Charles Yerkes had made a large fortune developing the electric tramway and elevated railway systems in Chicago, but his questionable business methods, which included bribery and blackmail, had finally drawn the disapproving attention of the public.
1) Only half of 20 countries surveyed became less disapproving of divorce; 3 registered small increases in disapproval while 7 witnessed no significant change.
Unemployment had faded from the Fed's vocabulary by 1994, when the Fed's vice chairman, Alan S. Blinder, told a disapproving audience at a policy conference in Jackson Hole, Wyo., that job creation deserved the central bank's attention, too.
Rodrigo was "the disapproving butler".
She becomes disapproving, then downright racist.
Who could leave fresh linens for Houston and disapproving relatives?
Chaput encouraged disapproving conservatives to suspend judgment about Francis.
I gave her a disapproving look, and she immediately stopped.
