Meanings of express disapproval in English

Latimer does not express disapproval, though the Reformers generally were opposed to it.

Again she made a little clicking sound to express disapproval.

To express disapproval or disgust, he would exclaim "Toodamaach," and shake his head emphatically.

The foreign ministry summoned China's ambassador to " express disapproval".

The classical music fan in the street, as much as the serious performer or teacher, may well express disapproval.

It is likely that there'll be something that you want to change, but might feel as though others express disapproval.

As we spun across toll bridges & along toll highways, she kept thinking of ways in which to express disapproval.

She may well express disapproval of and disagreement with President Trump, but in public she will be constructive and welcoming.

To express disapproval of their conduct would have incurred the enmity of the whole crew, without bettering his own situation.

Any of these things make a baby cry, for it has no other means by which it can express disapproval.

It is likely that there'll be something that you want to change, but might feel as though others will express disapproval.

It was evident that whatever the noise might be, it was intended to express disapproval of their presence on the island.

They also proposed a resolution to express disapproval of the reflections made by Mr. Grinnell upon the character of Mr. Rousseau.

The Premier League's punishment has prompted several managers and chairmen to express disapproval, leading to yesterday's hastily arranged summit in central London.

They showed me such kindness and indulgence in the family that they seemed afraid to express disapproval, however much I deserved it.

Thus, in spite of her desire that Garibaldi should sail and succeed, Piedmont was compelled publicly to express disapproval of his intention.