Sentence examples for note of disapproval from inspiring English sources
Once appropriated by Christianity, however, the term heresy began to convey a note of disapproval.
The only note of disapproval was a pencilled remark: "Drawing immature".
"The crowd's a little different than when we do it at someplace like Tom's," Mr. Dimitrov said with a note of disapproval.
The television announcer, a note of disapproval in his voice, assured the country that the one-time Mother of the Nation did not belong there, and would shortly be returning to her proper place.
As the ex-editor of Commentary magazine and a founder of the neoconservative movement, you're presumably sounding a note of disapproval in the title of your new book, "Why Are Jews Liberals?" It's more in sorrow than in anger.
With his approval rating down to about 50 percent, a bruising season of midterm elections ahead and Democrats reeling from the resounding note of disapproval in Massachusetts, the ordinarily cool and cerebral Mr. Obama sounded unusually defiant, even fiery, at a town hall-style question and answer session at Lorain County Community College here.
One of the few notes of disapproval came from a British autism consultant, who left a comment at Talk about Autism, an online forum.
Vladimir Putin listened to the counsel of Sergei Guriev until that counsel, inflected with notes of disapproval and an urge for profound reform, became intolerable.
Its tone of disapproval was similar.
The world did note, with varying degrees of disapproval, the same get-to-the-source policy when Israel began to apply its "or else" in 2001 to terrorist leaders given sanctuary by the Palestinian Authority.
It is a pity that such a happy occasion should have a jarring note, but the scowl of disapproval on the face of the 'man' in the row next to the back seems to indicate that he thinks the wrong 'man' is marrying the bride!" Over 100 years after it was created, it's easy to see why this work was so popular in its time and even today, Potter still has his fair share of admirers.
