Examples of disapprobation

• The abstraction by our imagination means we earn the approbation (or disapprobation) from those unlike as well as those like us.

• Shame relates first of all to the disapprobation of others, and above all of one's family circle.

• Such a person earns the disapprobation from his peers that a knave deserves.

• None of this is to say that the caveman story is not effective in generating disapprobation of the design argument.

• In a well-ordered civil society, public and private disapprobation, rather than political coercion, should also play a preventive role.

• She rendered their approbation most flattering and most agreeable to him for its own sake; and their disapprobation most mortifying and most offensive.

• And since the present actor knows that his choice will be judged by a future spectator, he will take into account the future approbation/disapprobation which follow from his choice.

• Both the aberrant behavioral patterns of those with mental disorders and the label of mental illness (or the information that one has received treatment for mental illness) receive disapprobation.

• But once we have such an explanation, we will no longer need to rely on public disapprobation in order to account for why officials comply with their normative precommitments.

• It should therefore be reserved as the most emphatic, dramatic mark of disapprobation, the detestation by the community of particular crimes.

• Nearly everybody must feel a temptation to be associated with a mark of strong disapprobation of racialism.

• I entertain hopes that the sliced factory loaf will soon undergo the same public disapprobation and rejection as the tower block.

• They have had universal disapprobation of this proposal from all the local authority associations.

• The general air has been one of disapprobation.

• No doubt many workers would prefer the disapprobation of the union hierarchy and of their fellow rank and file to the deprivation of their livelihood.