disapprobation การใช้

• There was a hissing sound of disapprobation above and below.
• Besides disapprobation, there are other similarities between Joyce's life and hers.
• It s certainly not deserving of the stern disapprobation it has attracted over the years.
• These limitations may be legally imposed or may be effected through social disapprobation, or both.
• Performers in these early productions were usually uncredited or used pseudonyms to avoid legal sanction and social disapprobation.
• In contrast to Veronica, David has shown acceptance of their son Jeffery and disapprobation and shame of his wife.
• The disapprobation must be high enough to provoke the " perception of a threat and correlative sense of fear ".
• She takes to dressing in the manner of her indigenous ancestors, which alarms her friends and draws the disapprobation of the locals.
• To avoid unfair public disapprobation, associations of rejected volunteers often petitioned to have their names included on memorials, usually without success.
• While he felt and exhibited strong and decided marks of disapprobation, like his father he was never known to be in a passion.
• I think it's unfair to say that the modesty I'm speaking of is based on some sort of uptight religious disapprobation.
• Still less will the moral disapprobation of a group or class of citizens suffice, no matter how large the majority that shares that view.
• The tension between approbation and disapprobation and the suggestion of eventual approval began with its initial 2011 Cannes Film Festival, its major festival release.
• The term was often used as one of disapprobation, the behavior of a person in the demimonde being contrary to more traditional or bourgeois values.
• The excommunication was rejected by the top leadership of the Orthodox Church but emblematic of persistent disapprobation from many Christian authorities for his political and religious views.
• Morality enforces its values with approbation and disapprobation, with social approval and social disapproval-money enforces its values with loss and gain, riches and bankruptcy.
• Morality enforces its values with approbation and disapprobation, with social approval and social disapproval-money enforces its values with prosperity and poverty, inclusion and exclusion.
• The ears are never rent with those noisy marks of disapprobation, which do not correct bad actors, and which distress and overpower the inexperienced and timid ."
• There is a problem, however, which arises when criminal sanction of homosexuality is eliminated but moral and social disapprobation of homosexuality is meant to be retained . . ..
• Thus while this verse is sometimes presented as an argument against all forms of disapprobation, most scholars believe that the context makes clear that this is a more limited decree.