Sentence examples similar to expressed disapproval using from inspiring English sources

People offended by the governor's prayer rally can either not attend, not pray or express their disapproval using their First Amendment rights, the judge said.

One reviewer for lesbian-based website AfterEllen.com called the episode "must-see TV", while another reviewer expressed disapproval of the use of Katy Perry's song, "I Kissed a Girl", in promotional videos for the episode.

Administration officials on both sides of the debate, trying to frame the issue for a decision by President Bush, have been reviewing his campaign statements, which generally expressed disapproval of research that used embryonic stem cells.

Even so, when "Saboteur" was released in April 1942, the War Department expressed disapproval of Hitchcock's use of the clip, since it falsely implied that the Lafayette had been destroyed by sabotage.

Although she didn't have all the details of a recent clash in Oakland between police officers and protesters that left an Iraq War veteran hospitalized, she expressed disapproval of the police's use of force.

Clinton campaign officials confirmed the meeting and expressed disapproval.

Many Palestinian activists have expressed disapproval of the latest decision.

The United States expressed disapproval today of the apparent smuggling attempt.

None of the other diners in the room expressed disapproval.

In the latest CBS News poll, 85 percent of respondents expressed disapproval of the performance of Congress, and 49 percent expressed disapproval of Mr. Obama.

Fifty-two percent of the public expressed disapproval; the figure was higher for opinion leaders.