Sentence examples for somewhat disapproving from inspiring English sources

The majority of Trump voters, 59percentt, strongly disapprove of the FBI's handling of the Russia investigation, with an additional 20percentt somewhat disapproving of the job the bureau has been doing on the Russia probe.

Peter Sollett's film turns very nicely on such momentous moments, with the grandmother making a spirited if somewhat disapproving foil for Victor's adventures.

So I somewhat approve and somewhat disapprove.

Conversely, 79percentt of black respondents either strongly or somewhat disapprove.

Among Democrats, 77 percent either strongly or somewhat disapprove of Trump's comments.

The percent of partisans who strongly approve, somewhat approve, somewhat disapprove or strongly disapprove of President Trump.

Thirty-four percent of respondents — a plurality — "strongly disapprove" of the health care law that was enacted in March, and 15 percent somewhat disapprove, according to the Times poll, compared with 15 percent who strongly approve (and 22 percent who "somewhat" approve).

Tolstoy quickly gained a cult-like following both at home and abroad — which he somewhat disapproved of, on the grounds that to follow a human leader was to ignore one's own conscience.

We somewhat disapprove of how our children are rearing our grandchildren.

Other pollsters typically ask respondents to say if they "approve" or "disapprove" Rasmussen asks if them to choose from four categories, "strongly approve, somewhat approve, somewhat disapprove or strongly disapprove".

Among those who "approve somewhat" or "disapprove somewhat," an identical 22percentt say it's extremely important to vote.