Sentence examples for face of disapproval from inspiring English sources

"You look at yourself with a scrunched-up face of disapproval and of course you're not going to look good," she said.

But, it turns out, you'd be wrong; the way he tells it, Guadagnino is ploughing a lonely furrow, in the face of disapproval and even outright hostility from the domestic Italian film industry.

Two long interviews with Hashemi Rafsanjani, Iran's reformist president from 1989 until 1997, and his successor, Muhammad Khatami obtained at the eleventh hour and in the face of disapproval from the Iranian Ministry of Culture and Islamic Guidance, add depth and crucial detail to a narrative that could so easily have been too Western.The film highlights several vital events.

Such blithe resoluteness in the face of disapproval was typical of Mr. Goldsmith, an implacable critic of industrialism who founded The Ecologist to elevate environmental consciousness at a time when there was not much, and who helped father a British political party, now known as the Green Party, that was among the world's first to make environmental policy its priority.

It's that time of year again, the annual event to commemorate bravery in the face of widespread disapproval – otherwise known as Jon Snow Day.

If this is true, she has a wide range of political allies throughout Tunisian society that would support her -- even in the face of public disapproval.

Then, the Russian capital's mayor, Yury Luzhkov, was forced to back down in the face of public disapproval when he thought of decorating the city with Stalin's portrait.

Conspiracy theorists might contend that this round of criticism was ostensibly orchestrated to reinforce Sanchez's role as the Jets' starting quarterback in the face of mounting disapproval of his performance — that no matter how poorly he has played recently, he remains a far better option than Tebow.

In the face of overwhelming disapproval from the legal profession, the justice secretary, Chris Grayling, has already dropped one of the most controversial elements – depriving defendants of the ability to choose their own solicitor.

Hannah Horvath (and the many young women who see their own real lives reflected in her imagined one) could learn a lot from "Middlemarch," and from the choices of its author, about how to live creatively and lovingly in the face of sanctimonious disapproval and cruel disparagement.

The logical result of that is "Follow Your Arrow," a song about embracing self-determination in the face of social disapproval — and also offering a tacit endorsement of same-sex relationships — which could be played on "Sesame Street," it's so cheerfully guileless.