Sentence examples for indicating approval from inspiring English sources

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

Sanction, in the social sciences, a reaction (or the threat or promise of a reaction) by members of a social group indicating approval or disapproval of a mode of conduct and serving to enforce behavioral standards of the group.

A Fire Department spokesman, L. Frank Gribbon, said that a preliminary application to change the fire suppression system from a Halon gas system to the carbon dioxide system, which displaces oxygen in closed spaces, had been filed in 1976 but never followed up, and that the department had not found any records indicating approval of the current system.

Thousands of men, and a few women, wore green - the colour indicating approval for the new constitution.

Pfizer's migraine drug, Relpax, has been stuck at the FDA since late 1998, despite getting two separate letters from the FDA indicating approval was likely.

At the conclusion of the student encounter, patients/guardians who were willing to be contacted again provided their signature along with an address and/or phone number indicating approval for additional contact.

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

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

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

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

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