Disapprobation example sentences

"Disapprobation" Example Sentences

1. His comments were met with disapprobation from the audience.
2. The senator's remarks elicited widespread disapprobation.
3. Her behavior drew disapprobation from her peers.
4. The proposal was rejected amid vocal disapprobation from critics.
5. The article evoked intense disapprobation among readers.
6. The audience expressed disapprobation at the tasteless comments.
7. The government's heavy-handed policies were met with disapprobation by the public.
8. The offensive remarks garnered significant disapprobation on social media.
9. His actions drew general disapprobation and condemnation.
10. The unethical business practices provoked disapprobation from customers.
11. The harsh crackdown led to disapprobation from human rights organizations.
12. The spoiled behavior elicited disapprobation from her parents.
13. The insensitive comments provoked widespread disapprobation.
14. The poorly funded social programs met with disapprobation from voters.
15. The cruel joke met with disapprobation from his friends.
16. The controversial policies were met with disapprobation from opponents.
17. The unpopular bill faced strong disapprobation in Congress.
18. The offensive remark garnered much disapprobation and resulted in an apology.
19. The rude behavior elicited obvious disapprobation from those around her.
20. The violent tactics elicited international disapprobation.
21. Her rude manners and entitled attitude caused general disapprobation among her peers.
22. The scandal brought severe public disapprobation for the company.
23. The arrogant attitude elicited obvious disapprobation from his coworkers.
24. The unethical lobbying tactics drew disapprobation from both sides of the aisle.
25. The harsh discipline methods led to disapprobation from parents and educators.
26. His vain and boastful mannerisms garnered much disapprobation from colleagues.
27. There was widespread disapprobation of the violent racist march.
28. Disapprobation of her rude behavior finally pushed her friends to sever ties.
29. The decision was met with swift and severe disapprobation from all sides.
30. The unkind joke elicited obvious disapprobation from the group.
31. His inappropriate comments earned him disapprobation from his boss.
32. The destructive tactics drew global disapprobation.
33. The politician's bigoted remarks met with swift disapprobation and calls for his resignation.
34. The judge's lenient sentencing decision elicited disapprobation from victims' advocates.
35. The unethical practices drew ethical disapprobation from experts in the field.
36. The tasteless joke elicited glares of disapprobation from the audience.
37. The inflammatory rhetoric drew disapprobation from moderate voices on both sides.
38. Her elitist attitude and condescension elicited general disapprobation from her peers.
39. The wasteful spending garnered disapprobation from taxpayers and watchdogs.
40. The bullying behavior elicited disapprobation from teachers and administrators.
41. The harsh policies were met with swift disapprobation from humanitarian organizations.
42. The inappropriate behavior garnered universal disapprobation from those present.
43. The harmful proposal was met with disapprobation and fierce opposition.
44. The illegal activities provoked international disapprobation.
45. Her boastful and arrogant behavior drew disapprobation from her coworkers.
46. The arrogant remarks provoked widespread disapprobation and an official rebuke.
47. The scandalous revelation led to fierce disapprobation and calls for his resignation.
48. The rude manner elicited obvious and immediate disapprobation from his target.
49. The hateful speech evoked significant disapprobation on social media.
50. His callous words elicited glares of disapprobation from his audience.

Common Phrases

1. Meet with disapprobation - To be received with disapproval or condemnation.
2. Elicit disapprobation - To invoke or give rise to disapproval.
3. Draw disapprobation - To attract censure or disapproval.
4. Garner disapprobation - To receive or cause disapproval.
5. Provoke disapprobation - To cause disapproval to arise.
6. Voice disapprobation - To express disapproval.
7. Express disapprobation - To convey disapproval openly.
8. Receive/be met with disapprobation - To experience disapproval from others.
9. Disapprobation from all quarters - Disapproval from all directions or sides.
10. Give rise to disapprobation - To bring about or cause disapproval.