Sentence examples for extreme disapproval from inspiring English sources

The one national-security policy on which recent public-opinion polls register extreme disapproval is the decision to handle terror suspects as civilian criminals.

And there was a small lexicon of hand signals, which Occupiers could use to respond with approval, or disapproval, or extreme disapproval — the crossed-fists "block," which could bring any discussion to a halt.

We have to remember that the Tea Party is based on an extreme disapproval of the current Democratic administration and Democratic control of both houses of Congress.

Stigma has been conceptualized as a discrediting and tainting social labeling process (Alonzo & Reynolds, 1995; Goffman, 1963), an extreme disapproval of an individual or group on socially characteristic grounds, which distinguishes them from other members of a society (Goffman, 1963).

Structurally, the function of what Michel calls the "absurd religion" appears to be to deliver, at the end, an extreme and murderous disapproval of the happy sex tourists.

Many of his songs — there are already more than a hundred — deal with the states of high dudgeon that are native to teen-agers everywhere: extreme heartbreak, extreme moral disapproval, extreme sadness.

— Dalai Lama (@DalaiLama) November 12 ,2012 The Dalai Lama has largely refrained from commenting on the self-immolations, except to express sadness, along with his disapproval of violent or extreme forms of protests.

He spoke of his appearance with Justin Bieber on Graham Norton's talk show in England ("I love it when Justin does black"); his appreciation of Johnny Knoxville, who was in the audience, as the biggest banner-waver for extreme irreverence today; his faith in fashion; and his disapproval of keeping pets.

The early silence from Mr Cameron was deafening, and the failure of the Foreign Office to put out more than a vague statement of disapproval of the death penalty was feeble in the extreme.

In a community plagued with murderous conflict, sectarianism, bigotry and other ills, the programme was an important safety valve and Dunseith was constantly dealing with naked emotions, rants, biblical expositions and outbursts of extreme opinion, the more ludicrous of which he would dismiss with a rueful sigh of disapproval.

A Chorus of Disapproval.