Sentence examples for profound disapproval from inspiring English sources
Their signed response amounts to an acknowledgment -- and a legal record -- of Madison's profound disapproval.
President François Holland also called Mr Obama to express his "profound disapproval" of the snooping on Mrs Merkel and to say that he wanted to join her in talks with the Americans over the nature and scale of intelligence-gathering.
Meanwhile, 20 British MPs signed a parliamentary motion registering "profound disapproval" that the FA is supporting an event in a country with "a policy of racial apartheid against Palestinians".
Islam, unlike Catholicism, had inherited from the Jews a profound disapproval of figurative art.
The profound disapproval that follows the violation of broadly valued standards of behaviour can be an immensely powerful sanction and the desire to avoid such disapproval an equally potent deterrent.
(Murmurs of disapproval).
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.
Others whistled their disapproval.
Esquire magazine registered its disapproval.
Moore made her disapproval known.
