Sentence examples for show disapproval from inspiring English sources

"If your child with F.A.S.D. starts to misbehave, your face may show disapproval, but the dog doesn't show disapproval.

And she does not show disapproval when he orders meat in a restaurant.

They might be worried at my possible reaction; will I show disapproval, be upset?

He said afterwards that he wanted to "show disapproval of the region's cultural decisions".

And authorities continue to show disapproval when Asashoryu abandons his traditional kimono for a Hawaiian shirt or pampers himself at a luxury spa resort in his home country.

Speaking out to express our political beliefs or show disapproval of those in power is part of the venerable practice of nonviolent civil disobedience.

A few readers suspect The Times of showing disapproval of the president, but it has been Mr. Bush, Mr. Clinton, Mr. Reagan and so on, for a long time.

Mr. McGeady, who said in written testimony that the proposed settlement would let Microsoft continue to retaliate against companies that resist its demands, said the comment showed disapproval of Microsoft's business practices, not personal animus.

Showing disapproval with Mr. Goodwin's pay and pension, nearly 90percentt of shareholders in the bank voted in a nonbinding action against his remuneration arrangements at a shareholder meeting in April.

Rather than externalizing frustration or showing disapproval of a superior's decision – both of which are prohibited by cultural norms – the Thai student will likely take the blame onto themselves.

Censured is a reprimand that just shows disapproval by the council and really nothing else.