Created by Meg Andrew, the ensembles received greater approbation than many other shows this week.
While the President and the Supreme Leader's camps exposed and accused one another, the people either developed greater approbation for the Green Movement's political position and disdain for the foul play in the Khamenei-Ahmadinejad camp or began to admire Ahmadinejad for his audacity in standing up to the Supreme Leader.
When Karen Hill called the super to let him know he had a whore living in 2R everyone went berserk and a male fan shouted "I love you Lorraine!" to great crowd approbation.
They were a product of an age, or rather several succeeding ages, when men weren't expected to do much at home except put their wages on the table, eat their tea and expire quietly by the fire or down the pub without asking for too much sex in between ("He never bothers her" being the greatest expression of approbation in a battleaxe's gift).
Rather than accept the invitation to Berlin, he returned to Halle to great acclaim and public approbation.
The approbation is greater if the end for which the object is well suited also gives pleasure.
Finally, if one fully incorporates the impartial spectator into oneself, one will discover that moral self-approbation is itself a great source of happiness.
For the first half-hour, this film... well, it is an error of taste for someone over 18 to use the intransitive verb "to rock" as a term of approbation, but it really is great.
It's evident that the two could hardly be closer – frequently Meighan will pull the handbrake on his verbal flow to seek approbation from his bandmate ("the great thing about Kasabian was we never tried to be cool. That was the whole point of it.
It was a great success, "received with a storm of approbation".
