Sentence examples for generate approbation from inspiring English sources
In these cases, initial impressions of the mere "form" of a material object generate approbation (T, 364).
In the absence of something like Shaftesbury's natural teleology, Hutcheson can offer no guarantee that exercising our benevolent affections, the ones that generate our moral approbation, will likewise produce happiness.
But his appointment was still greeted with widespread surprise, if also to general approbation.
The news of Rushdie's honour was not received with general approbation.
Disagreeable aspects contribute to our general approbation because those properties are balanced by naturally agreeable properties.
Nobel officials are acutely aware of the criticism and controversy that some of their choices have generated, as well as the more common approbation.
The idea of their benefit generates sympathetic pleasure, increasing the sentiment of approbation (T, 364 65).
It's very rare for an MP3 player to get my mark of approbation.
The reprobate cop Mark turns to him as well, seeking official approbation and a father figure.
The sympathy-generated pleasure, then, is the moral approbation we feel toward these traits of character.
