Sentence examples for statements of disapproval from inspiring English sources

This disguises nothing of the situation, but it also seems to show an almost psychotic dissociation from the statements of disapproval that frame it.

Then she delivered a polite rebuke to Lieberman, saying that she rejected the idea put forward by her "friends on the panel who think that statements of disapproval are somehow going to undermine our effort, when I think they will send the clearest message".

Ouseley believes football's authorities should have made strong statements of disapproval after Suarez and Terry were found guilty of abusing Patrice Evra and Anton Ferdinand respectively, but added: "The condemnations have been mealy mouthed.

Mia Love, the lone Haitian-American G.O.P. congresswoman, also managed a statement of disapproval.

The early silence from Mr Cameron was deafening, and the failure of the Foreign Office to put out more than a vague statement of disapproval of the death penalty was feeble in the extreme.

The decision drew a rare statement of disapproval from the International Committee of the Red Cross, which said its views were "divergent" with those of the United States.

The House was poised to vote Thursday over whether to censure Shooter, which would mean an explicit and public statement of disapproval.

Roughly two hours later, Romney's campaign clarified his stance -- but not before the Obama campaign got in a few licks, sending out a statement of disapproval from Ledbetter herself.

Their criticism has instead been contained to sharply worded statements and expressions of disapproval ― a strategy that has shown little effect on the president.

When the gay community is denied civil liberties and respect and dignity, when we make gay jokes, when we say 'that's so gay', when we turn our noses up or down, when we qualify every solitary statement of love with a caveat of disapproval, when we consistently disavow everything about the LGBTQ community, we create a culture ripe for hate.

The harshest review came from the magazine Clash, with George Boorman writing, "'Electra heart' is an ingloriously languid statement of Marina's demise, the final stamp of disapproval on her flailing excuse of a musical career.