Sentence examples for voice approval from inspiring English sources

Congressional leaders, including top Democrats, have rushed to voice approval for the popular notion of getting rid of Mr. Hussein.

EW.com's PopWatch column was among the first to voice approval, when its writer said in December: "I still don't know exactly what it's about, and that's what's so cool.

For one, a Web ad, unlike a television commercial, does not fall under new election rules requiring candidates to appear in their own advertisements to voice approval of them.

Complicating matters, however, Mr. Sipple said, are new federal election requirements that candidates appear in their own spots to voice approval for them, tying them more closely to their attack ads than ever before.

Nothing was less locally minded than Carroll's decision, in April, 2004, to hire Michael Kinsley as the editorial and opinion editor, which gave the paper a national voice, approval among the chattering classes on the East Coast, and an innovative editor.

Russell Brand seemed to be one of the few tweeters to voice approval, hailing a 'new era' on MOTD, to which Lineker replied: By Sunday, Lineker was in retreat, tweeting that "the overall verdict was great show, crap goatee", adding "It's going".

In all 78% voiced approval of Mr Modi, the chief minister of Gujarat (compared with 50% who approved of Congress's Rahul Gandhi).

Six in 10 people calling themselves independents voiced approval.

Massive rallies voiced approval of Alfonsín's democracy, and the international community expressed support.

(In the United States, by comparison, just two out of ten voiced approval).

Although no other environmental group has acknowledged participation in the hoax, at least one voiced approval.