Sentence examples for that disapproved from inspiring English sources

He was an official of a state that disapproved of such people.

That became my watchword in the tiny city-state that disapproved of me.

This was more bad news for Deutsche Börse, Eurex's German part-owner, whose chairman and chief executive were recently ousted by shareholders, notably hedge funds that disapproved of its strategy.

It found 18% approve of the abolition of the two-out-of-three rule, 22% don't know, and the majority of those that disapproved of the policy did so strongly.

The court found that the gay marchers were seeking to carry a message that the parade organizers, with a message of their own that disapproved of the gay group's claiming open identity as descendants of Irish immigrants, were free to exclude.

The sexual revolution was a movement during the 1960s and 70s that moved away from the strict moral codes that disapproved of sexual expression, and instead embracing sexual desire and moving beyond heteronormative standards.

Team members and the Jamaican public largely disapproved of that move.

I expected there to be friction among the guests, maybe even dislike, but it was weirder than that – they sort of disapproved of one another.

Beliefs that abortion is not allowed, or particularly disapproved of for unmarried women or without a husband's permission, further underscore the role of stigma in the context of abortion care.

But the answer, of course, is that we weren't thinking, and in general disapproved of those who did.

An opinion poll of almost 1,000 people published by Le Nouvel Observateur newspaper at the weekend suggested that 56% supported gay marriage, while 50% disapproved of gay adoption.