Sentence examples for vocal disapproval from inspiring English sources
The phrase "vocal disapproval" is correct and usable in written English
It can be used to describe a situation where someone expresses their disagreement or dissatisfaction openly and audibly. Example: "During the meeting, her vocal disapproval of the proposed changes was evident to everyone present."
The Knicks, the old Knicks, are used to vocal disapproval because of their play at Madison Square Garden.
I held a "meeting" with an actor pretending to be a passive-aggressive employee who was sabotaging a new sales plan with his vocal disapproval.
Among his fans, there's a feeling that no one knows quite how his performance is going to pan out: in the past, he's certainly been great live, but equally, YouTube is full of cameraphone footage of audiences expressing their vocal disapproval of his decision to stop playing music and instead treating them to a lengthy, extempore monologue on his misunderstood genius.
"A Martino deputy told us recently that the cardinal had co-operated with embassy Vatican on biotech over the past two years in part to compensate for his vocal disapproval of the Iraq war and its aftermath – to keep relations with the USG [US government] smooth.
DeVos has gained vocal disapproval from both Republicans and Democrats who argue that she lacks the experience needed to lead the Education Department.
The practice of posing as a child on popular dating sites and confronting men who attempt to meet supposed under-agers has been gaining traction in cities across Canada – despite obvious and vocal disapproval from local police forces.
American critics seemed to be the most vocal in their disapproval.
Dan Henderson, a UFC fan favourite and a veteran of Pride has been vocal about his disapproval of the ban.
Beyond facial and vocal signs of disapproval, there are sometimes bizarre, exaggerated movements, like abrupt stops or aggrandized sidesteps.
One person with direct knowledge of Mr. Florio's recent conversations said Mr. Florio had become increasingly vocal about his disapproval of some decisions made by managers.
Connolly has been vocal in his disapproval of Scottish independence in the past, but admitted that 2012 has been "a very interesting time for Scotland".
