Sentence examples for subtle disapproval from inspiring English sources

"The negative emotions," Steyer said, radiating subtle disapproval.

Did I miss some clues?" Dr. Goldblatt detected, he thought, a subtle disapproval from other psychiatrists, an implication that he had not been intuitive enough, or that he had made a bad decision.

They meet at a party, go to the safe space of a museum to see if they're compatible and slowly, gingerly approach romance, despite his trepidation, an apartment filled with "ghosts" and the subtle disapproval of his friends who think he's moving too fast or dishonoring his wife's memory by finding someone else so soon.

Today, a successful single woman who falls for a man making less money than she does, or with less lofty career ambitions, may face some not-so-subtle disapproval from friends and family.

The results were consistently disheartening, ranging from subtle glances of disapproval to full-blown mockery.

Her subtle expressions of disapproval provided a stark contrast to Vice President Mike Pence, who often is mocked by Democrats for his almost adoring gazes at Trump.

Within the spectrum of "sex-positivity" she leans more center-left than radical, and there's a subtle air of disapproval in how she discusses such topics as porn, hooking up and especially anal sex, which is always framed negatively.

But even being given the opportunity to feel the subtle sting of one's bosses' unspoken disapproval for being a recovering addict sounds like a pretty good deal.

Overt racism and outright discrimination now elicit strong social disapproval, but racial bias takes a more subtle, coded form.

But although Obama's disapproval may have already peaked for now, such subtle movements don't show up in the monthly numbers for a while, so his monthly data point (being an average) is still up for this month.

It's possible, for example, that some Americans moved from disapproval of Trump to not having an opinion, a more subtle shift in opinion.