Sentence examples for indicated approval from inspiring English sources

President Bush indicated approval for the Frist-Breaux approach during the campaign.

In a speech at Vanderbilt University the President indicated approval of the mass demonstrations of Negroes in Birmingham and other Southern cities.

By Richard H. Rovere The New Yorker, June 1 , 1963P. 100 In a speech at Vanderbilt University the President indicated approval of the mass demonstrations of Negroes in Birmingham and other Southern cities.

The New Yorker, June 1 , 1963P. 100 In a speech at Vanderbilt University the President indicated approval of the mass demonstrations of Negroes in Birmingham and other Southern cities.

This after it was revealed Facebook's algorithms had created categorizes for ads to be targeted at people who had indicated approval for burning Jews.

The majority of patients (5/8) indicated approval of the tool, indicating that it was helpful (n = 2), made them feel more comfortable (n = 2), and should be expanded (n = 1) (see Table 1).

Many people use it to indicate approval of something trendy or excitement at something fun.

He added that both Mansour and Sisi were surprised and their presence in the audience did not indicate approval.

As play ended, the disruptive spectator unaccountably shouted, "Bon match!" indicating approval.

The lot's owners were not in evidence either, though that did not necessarily indicate approval of the auto flea market on their property.

They decided all actions via consensus-decision making, whereby you can indicate approval of an action by a quick show of jazz hands.