Samantha noted with disapproval that in several pictures Christina was bony and gaunt.
Mr Campbell, who until last year used to give these briefings himself, has noted with disapproval that when a story breaks that is embarrassing to the government, the lobby journalists become over-excited and ask the PMOS a great many questions.
The GAA noted with disapproval: "While there had been an athletic revival of sorts throughout Ireland in the 1860s, the meetings and competitions were 'anglicised' in nature and dominated by the middle and ascended classes, invariably unionist in outlook".
"This is the worst possible environment to be making judgments about our civil liberties," he said, noting with disapproval the willingness people have to give up some rights in exchange for security.
Camden noted with disapproval: "And yet in France and the Netherlands, the better sort of women will still retain their own name with their husbands … But I fear husbands will not like this note, for that some of their dames may be ambitiously over-pert and too forward to imitate it".
IGN called the voice acting "outstanding" and said the variety of personalities would cause players to become "attached" to the characters, only noting with disapproval the dearth of new voices for the player's protagonist.
"Zuckerberg is the Angelina Jolie of the Internet," Denton explained, in response to a critic who charged him with aspiring to "no higher principles whatsoever," noting with particular disapproval the exposure of the girlfriend.
"Your rule prevents us from getting a better understanding of whether that IQ score is accurate or not," Mr Kennedy admonished Mr Winsor.Justice Stephen Breyer noted, with obvious disapproval, that Mr Hall "has been on death row for over 35 years".
It has been noted, however, at times with disapproval and amazement by non-French social scientists, that Durkheim traveled little and that, like many French scholars and the notable British anthropologist Sir James Frazer, he never undertook any fieldwork.
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.
