Sentence examples for particularly approving from inspiring English sources

Opinion surveys consistently show that she is more popular than ever, with voters particularly approving of her tough stance in the euro crisis on bailouts for deeply indebted nations like Greece.

Mary Shelley was particularly approving of their union.

Every England player's name brought a deafening cheer, even Heskey's, and there was a particularly approving roar for Steven Gerrard.

He did talk about the kinds of shoes that he wore back in the day, and was fascinated by — and not particularly approving of — how running shoes had gotten so built up.

Leading American conservative Pat Buchanan has been particularly approving, insisting that, though "his stance as a defender of traditional values has drawn the mockery of western media and cultural elites, Putin is not wrong in saying that he can speak for much of mankind".

I mean, I loved her, but I don't particularly approve of marriage as such.

The only liberty I take with a recipe is to increase the quantity of an ingredient (beetroot, for instance) that I particularly approve of.

This story also has a character I particularly approve of: a grandmother, portrayed as quick-witted and able to see off danger.

I particularly approve bringing forward the review of the default retirement age and the introduction of smartcard technology to help people access services.

He said he came to know Mr. Santorum several years ago and particularly approved of his opposition to abortion rights and his hawkish foreign policy stance.

Uhtred, Cornwell's main character throughout the series, is a bluff, gruff and tough Saxon; he has served his king dutifully, even though he doesn't particularly approve of him.