Sentence examples for does not really approve from inspiring English sources

But one senses she does not really approve".

Hollywood does not really approve of, or know how to treat old people, but that was no surprise to Newman.

But he tells me that he doesn't really approve of what's happening here in downtown Cairo.

Under a binary approach, voters in this category must decide which way to answer, but either answer is not actually true, since they do not really approve, but at the same time do not completely disapprove either.

It seemed as if they were not taking responsibility for their own decisions, that they were indicating that they did not really approve of the decisions and that the responsibility lay with someone else.

The GPs attach importance to building a relationship with the patient, even if this could result in them acting in a way that they did not really approve of.

Deep down, Americans don't really approve of long vacations.

It's a little humiliating — the peasants don't really approve.

Actually, I don't really approve of instant garden makeovers; gardens should grow organically, with you, around you, over time.

"In the midwest lots of men don't really approve of women working, of clever, educated women.

Betty Box, a young female producer in the late 1940s, once told me that Balcon "didn't really approve of women behind the camera".