Sentence examples for largely disapproves from inspiring English sources

Attempting to counsel Romney earlier this year on how to play the situation in the face of an electorate that largely disapproves of involvement in Afghanistan, Republican advisers urged him to condemn a drawdown that "emboldens America's adversaries and discourages its allies".

Because it's largely due to birth control, a matter about which the church still largely disapproves.

But women of various political ideologies who said in interviews that they had struggled with how to balance work, family and society's inevitable judgments, largely disapproved of the debate's tone, calling it demeaning and superficial, even as the issue remains as timely a conversation as ever.

Desson Thomson of The Washington Post largely disapproved of Schumacher's direction and Akiva Goldsman's script.

Independent voters also largely disapprove of the tactic, perhaps viewing it as another example of the kind of Washington gridlock that has soured them on the political establishment.

We live amongst a world of peers and celebrities alike who revel in contempt for apologies and largely disapprove of taking responsibility for their actions -- apparently, saying sorry isn't sexy you guys!

Thirty-five percent say that Congress should not pass such a law....Perhaps not surprisingly, Republicans -- who largely disapprove of the Obama-backed health care law -- are far less likely to back a new law if the Supreme Court rules against the Obama administration....But there is a dramatic gap between how men and women view the issue.

Is the topic you have chosen something which is largely disapproved of in your discipline?

Now, Ms. Shaffer said she regretted her vote, largely because she disapproved of how the government had intervened to help failing financial institutions and car companies.

The House voted Wednesday, largely along party lines, to disapprove the president's request for more borrowing authority.

He was a tiny man with immense energy and a quick smile, despite the fact that in 1994 he had been attacked by a young Islamic fundamentalist who disapproved of his largely secular work.