Sentence examples for facing disapproval from inspiring English sources
But in the wake of Mr. Hill's death, the BART police department is once again facing disapproval, similar to what it endured after Johannes Mehserle shot Oscar Grant III in the back at the Fruitvale station in Oakland in 2009.
Yet, as with both Queen of Denmark and Pale Green Ghosts, Grant says he also gets "really serious on this record too", directly confronting his own difficult childhood growing up gay in a bible-bashing household in rural Colorado, facing disapproval and homophobia from his parents and his peers.
Fewer than 1% of the country's police officers are women, with those who are often facing disapproval from their own families and communities, Zarghuna Kargar reports.
An unfortunate reality of being transgender is the very high likelihood of facing disapproval, ridicule, and exclusion within some of one's most intimate, meaningful relationships.
Some women felt defeated by the need to provide their own supplies and did not even attempt to reach a health facility for delivery, feeling it was not worth facing disapproval, humiliation, and rejection by health workers, and the risk of being sent away when they could not afford the expected supplies.
For decades, Mr. Emi and other draft resisters faced disapproval from other Japanese-Americans.
Even as Mr. Ahmed met rejection at school, he faced disapproval from relatives, who complained that he was mixing with "ghetto people," Ms. Hartford recalled.
Burlesque has faced disapproval since its beginnings in the 19th century when newspaper editorials, preachers and some women's rights campaigners denounced scantily clad performers as a menace to morals.
Still, those with brandings continue to face disapproval.
Some women who have joined the Movember or No-Shave November movement have faced disapproval, but Fletcher is pushing back against that.
But she has also faced disapproval over her spending and her willingness to dip into areas that previous administrators hadn't attempted to influence, such as the invitation of new members.
