Sentence examples for feel disapproval from inspiring English sources

We have evolved to feel instant approval of acts that benefit our group, such as those that exemplify reciprocal trust, and honesty, and thus enhance our chances of survival, and to feel disapproval of acts such as deceit, and betrayal, that undermine trust and the benefits that brings.

The denomination does not ordain women as ministers, Ms. Stallings said, and when she began studying and preaching in other churches in Brooklyn, she felt disapproval from her older uncles, who are deacons.

Even Brighton Beach locals sense the distance and, with it, feel the disapproval.

Be that as it may, if I am a witch who still reads coffee grounds and the Tarot — I could feel your disapproval four years ago — I am also a very modern one.

What a relief that I would never again see the tin tricolore shifting in the wind on top of the church tower, never again listen to the confident imbecilities of Monsieur Homais, never again feel the disapproval of the women of the village, never again hear the sound of Monsieur Binet's lathe.

An agent in the Chicago office who felt his disapproval told me, "He was smarter than everybody else, and he would use that fine mind to absolutely humiliate people".

"I felt your disapproval".

Kant states in his notes that moral sense theories are better understood as providing a hypothesis explaining why we in fact feel approval and disapproval of various actions than as supplying a principle that justifies approval or disapproval or that guides actions (NF 19 117 # 6626).

She could feel Mrs. Graham's disapproval.

It's easy to feel disappointment, or disapproval of the Lao hunters who have cleared the forest of wildlife, particularly in a protected area.

(The alternative position would be that while of course we do feel approval and disapproval for vice and virtue, the judgment as to which is which is itself the deliverance of reason).