Sentence examples for like disapproval from inspiring English sources

He would write ever more fervent letters to Alec, every single day, while reserving for Evelyn something more like disapproval.

Maybe I'm reading too much into it, but they seemed not to want to be familiar, in case it looked like sycophancy, but not to want to be unfamiliar, in case it looked like disapproval, and then, caught in the headlights of friendliness, unable to remember how friendly they had been last time.

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"A Chorus of Disapproval," like so much of Alan Ayckbourn's work, is delicate stuff — a putative "comedy" (it won an Olivier in that category in 1985) that puts British society under the microscope only to reveal a landscape of insecurity, betrayal and emotional neglect.

"It seemed like the disapproval of the loans came after the 60-day period.

What's different about Murray's analysis is that his villain — largely implicit in the book, but a central presence nonetheless — is the cultural revolution of the 1970s and the consequent relaxation of traditional social restraints, like the disapproval of child-bearing out of wedlock.

What's worse is that many institutions now accept minorities who have assimilated to a white standard, allowing an acceptance of what you look like but disapproval in how you act or think.

Once known for its hermit-like state, rank disapproval of outsiders and strong imperialist mentality, Japan is now more famed for its penchant for robotics and cartoons.

"And this is why, in the current context, the prime minister would like to express his disapproval of any excesses," the statement adds.

He doesn't mumble his disapproval, like Bill Belichick.

He is washed through with disapproval, like strong, tarry medicine, furious that Connie has got here before him, spoiling things.