Sentence examples for raised disapproval from inspiring English sources

The return of the Reserve Officer Training Corps to Yale follows a law to allow the repeal of the military's "don't ask, don't tell" policy on homosexuality, which had raised disapproval from students on many elite campuses.

He said his government had raised its disapproval of Ankara's new military campaign with the Turkish government.

I had unwrapped the box and had assumed that it was for me until my father's voice, which was almost never raised to me in disapproval or correction, gently floated down from above with the suggestion that the cards were a present from him to my mother.

He raised his eyebrows in searing disapproval.

Despite the chorus of disapproval, the charity raised £75m (a record for the night, with an estimated £25m more to come), taking its 25-year total to over £800m.

When she raised her concern about her mother's disapproval to Trump, he replied, "What, that old hag?" (McDougal, hurt, pointed out that Trump and her mother were close in age).

The icy glare, not the raised voice, is her preferred method for signalling disapproval.

The objections to birth control raised by conservatives today are still shot through with disapproval of female sexuality and the ambition to contain it.

"The raised browed stare implies an almost school teacher-ish level of disapproval".

But my guess is it's because gambling revenues are an easy way to raise taxes without public disapproval and campaign contributions from the gambling industry are a growth area in American politics.

It would then allow the president to veto the disapproval if it clears Congress, allowing the debt limit to be raised to avoid a default, assuming the veto could be sustained.