Sentence examples for openly disapproved from inspiring English sources

"We openly disapproved of the sanctions.

Many European writers openly disapproved of the peculiarly strong smell of the raw leaves.

He openly disapproved of the French Revolution and sought to aid King Louis XVI in fleeing the country.

Most of my friends found him charming, but impossible; most of his London friends, highly respectable South American disco dollies who liked to confine their festivities to formally licensed hours, openly disapproved of me.

"For example," says Broughton, "I and a number of other FTSE-100 CEOs openly disapproved of Chris Gent's quick transactional bonus for the Mannesmann acquisition, for the obvious reason that it's better to see how a deal works out before rewarding the man who put it together.

Theodore Bernstein, an influential language commentator, called it "solecistic". The 1963 Funk & Wagnalls dictionary openly disapproved of it.

They also can't openly disapprove of the acts of civilian authorities from the executive, legislative or judicial branches of government, and are forbidden to express their personal political opinions.

If you have children, your Dutch colleagues might openly disapprove of your decision to keep working full-time.

No Boos From the Pews My fiancé and I are planning a small wedding, and we've reached a point of contention over whether to invite a good friend of mine who has had some issues with my fiancé and openly disapproves of my choice of mate.

All acknowledged that nothing but desperate measures remained, which several were disposed to adopt, & but few were willing openly to disapprove.

However, at this point, while over 10 million people have viewed "Friday," only about 750,000 have viewed Perry's ad, meaning a stagering 40percentt of viewers have not only disapproved of the spot, but openly expressed their dislike online.