No one wants to feel sorry for someone who turns out to disappoint their expectations of widowhood, and by simply being myself I was afraid I might incur disapproval.
Hungary, which had incurred disapproval all round, now gets a nod for tackling its deficit: the commission recommended lifting a threat to withhold a chunk of aid.In this section The first steps of St François Hard pounding In need of reform Democracy in action Neither's ahead The Danish answer Killing the euro-patient?
If her husband has a good job, or she has money of her own, she can now be a stay-at-home wife without incurring social disapproval.
In 2006, Mr Qaradawi incurred the disapproval of purist Sunnis in Saudi Arabia by praising the war waged by Lebanon's Shia fighters against Israel.
But you could also read the ending as a defeat — Marina's falling back on that characteristic working-class gesture of refusal, choosing not to risk getting above herself, not to incur the disapproval of the community.
He was a man capable of unleashing, in the words of his Chancellor Alistair Darling, long one of his staunchest allies, "the forces of hell" at those who incurred his disapproval.
In 1865 Zola published his first novel, La Confession de Claude Claudee's Confession), a sordid, semiautobiographical tale that drew the attention of the public and the police and incurred the disapproval of Zola's employer.
But you could also read the ending as a defeat Marina's falling back on that characteristic working-class gesture of refusal, choosing not to risk getting above herself, not to incur the disapproval of the community.
The US incurred significant international disapproval after previous leaks about surveilling the German Chancellor, which President Obama never officially disavowed.
Barnes and Noble's chief executive, William Lynch, warned publishers and agents that any deals they struck with Amazon that excluded Barnes & Noble from offering a book in all formats would incur the chain's disapproval.
Not without incurring some political risk.
