Sentence examples for expresses disapproval from inspiring English sources

She just needed a job, and she bridles when Gideon expresses disapproval at her lack of reverence for history.

Mailer expresses disapproval of President Clinton's unwillingness simply to "admit his affair with Monica Lewinsky and get on with it".

Comment expresses disapproval of the Times running this ad right beside an announcement that Mrs. Roosevelt would speak at the Memorial Service at Ferncliff Cemetery.

I tell Shapiro about the arguments I've had with my elderly mom on this score, like when she expresses disapproval of a waitress's tattoos, and I tell her, Look, this is not for you; just like when you used to complain about whatever glam-rock garbagio I was sporting in the seventies (and yes, that is how long we have been arguing).

But the fact that so many rank-and-file Republicans still side with the president suggests the kind of headwind Mr. McCain is flying into when he expresses disapproval of the way the White House responded to Hurricane Katrina, for example, or when he calls for the resignation of Attorney General Alberto R. Gonzales, or when he questions how the war was executed in Iraq.

Intuitively the first sentence expresses disapproval of murdering.

And, 'Lying sucks!' and 'I disapprove of lying,' can each express disapproval of lying.

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

Clinton campaign officials confirmed the meeting and expressed disapproval.

None of the other diners in the room expressed disapproval.

But the book has Bassam's own father expressing disapproval.