Sentence examples for the approbation from from inspiring English sources

Writing anonymously from a Gmail account, because they were worried about losing their jobs, they said they were stunned by the Twitter activity and tickled by the approbation from former Dwell staffers.

As for the collective approbation from 25 nations: "They should take a leaf out of our book on sustaibability, since we are very diligent in our fisheries," he replied.

But the problem with dating a narcissist is that they wear out their partners with demands for attention and soon start to seek that approbation from others.

Pownall was, however, successful in recruiting the province's full quota of militia, and his energetic assistance in the war effort earned him approbation from William Pitt, the Board of Trade, and the new commander-in-chief, James Abercrombie.

And the profession, judging from the approbation of fellow architects and the institute' s g old medal, seems to be appreciating his influence.

God shows benevolence by first making us benevolent and then giving us this moral sense that gets joy from the approbation of our benevolence.

Thus the appetite for approbation from others, which Spinoza calls "love of esteem" (III Def. of the Affects XXX; see also IIIP30) can turn into love for another if we imagine that person feels love for us, as well as producing the pleasurable affect of self-esteem, and further affects of thankfulness or gratitude.

The fear was if Labor spurned Adani, it would invite thunderous approbation from the business community about ripping up contracts, which plays into the narrative that Labor can't manage the economy, which is the territory the Coalition has opened the 2019 election campaign on.

His actions and governance generally followed the instructions he was given upon appointment to office, and he received approbation from the monarchs and governments that appointed him.

More than her creation of characters, it was Hill's descriptions of landscape in these books that received critical approbation, from the ominous dankness of Hang Wood in I'm the King of the Castle to the ankle-sucking mud of first world war trenches.

A pat on the back from your doctor and the approbation of the mothers down the block may be nice, but that and a MetroCard will get you a subway ride to work and not much else.