“disapproving”可以造什么句，disapproving造句

He wagged a disapproving finger.

Murphy shook his head disapproving ly.

approving or disapproving the revolving of a suit,

If I made through the door I encountered the disapproving gaze of Jane Rothe.

A woman who bought anything expensive or unusual risked disapproving gossip, spread by shop assistants.

On the podium J?Eric Humphrey stood impassively, waiting for the disapproving chorus to subside.

And if the only help on offer to you is disapproving, reluctant or limited, take it anyway.

She complained endlessly to me about the unfairness of life. At first, I was a little disapproving, and soon sank into her flood of grief.

It would have been only courteous to kneel at the proper time, as all did, since I had voluntarily come; but for all the disapproving glances, I, the stiff-necked Jew, would not kneel.

By the end of the century these intellectuals were busying themselves with such important matters as disapproving of the re-emergence of the word, now as a verb—recruiter—into the French language.

I had on a new plaid skirt also that blew a little in the wind, and whenever this happened the red, white, and blue banners in front of all the houses stretched out stiff and said TUT-TUT-TUT-TUT, in a disapproving way.

Her mother had adopted a disapproving attitude.

An insistently disapproving expression came upon her face.

The unnamed friend sounds quite a bit actually like Milton's disapproving father.

Meanwhile, a patron at Nicks bar claims to be Nick from the future, and Winstons disapproving mother pays him a visit.

The UK Medical Research Council refused to fund their work, believing it could lead to babies with severe abnormalities, and disapproving of the pair's high profile in the media ( M. H. Johnson

His voice was disapproving.

The teacher criticized him, and he was still disapproving. He obviously didn't realize his mistake.

Mei Tan was so naive that she had no dignity. She shook her head secretly in her heart, quite disapproving of it.

the act of disapproving or condemning.

In the leading case, the Supreme Court remanded an SEC order disapproving a corporate reorganization plan, because the Commission had reasoned from incorrect legal premises. SEC v. Chenery Corp., 318 U.S. 80 (1943) (Chenery I).

Keith wanted to ask June for a date but was wary of the disapproving glare of big daddy.