Sentence examples for feel disapproving from inspiring English sources

I could feel disapproving eyes on me as I walked with a blond, blue-eyed male friend.

Mr. Cook, you feel, disapproves.

Even when I was writing my first novel in a shed in Bedfordshire, beside the River Great Ouse, I could feel the disapproving hot breath of the dictator at my neck.

But that didn't happen overnight and sometimes, at a birthday party or lunch with a co-worker, I'll feel that disapproving judgment again.

"I felt blamed, disapproved of, traumatised.

She had a poor relationship with Sheila, who felt June disapproved of her, and June's relationship with Jeremy was so troubled that he had apparently stopped speaking to her.

On some level, I feel obliged to disapprove of Deen's decision to become irreligious.

On some level, I feel obliged to disapprove of Deen's decision to become irreligious.

Why wouldn't they, if they so often feel their expression disapproved of and suppressed?

I feel guilty and disapproved of by God".

Re "Latte on the Hudson" by Patricia Volk (Sept . 21: Before I left the States to live in Taipei, I felt slightly disapproving of what seemed the corporate sameness of every Starbucks and avoided them as much as possible.