Sentence examples for much approving from inspiring English sources

In Kimry, people are not so much approving as resigned to the idea.

There has been much approving commentary about how French foreign policy has been freed of the reflexive anti-Americanism it so often bore under Mr Sarkozy's predecessor, Jacques Chirac.

I'm sure Corbyn is a risk, but I very much approve of him".

Sir Miles didn't much approve of the other members, either.

"She very much approved of all that, because she kept up to date with trends in cooking," Leith said.

In the same interview, Bennett, a socialist, expressed his support for the Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn, describing him as a "risk" he "very much approves of".

Loretta, who had never much approved of William's previous relationships, told her, "I can see why my son loved you so".

Beverly was engaged to a young biology student, of whom her father very much approved; invitations to the wedding, scheduled for Christmas week, were already printed.

Renovation plans were reviewed by the mayor, Ms. Harris said, but he did not so much approve them as delegate decisions to the conservancy.

But perhaps his teachers didn't much approve of his nascent sympathy for the underdog — in this case, a lump of copper that must endure having "a picture of King George V's head stamped cruelly on one side of me".

He accepted the former veteran backbencher was a risk for the party, but added: "I'm sure Corbyn is a risk, but I very much approve of him – everything he's said seems to me to ring bells.