I have a guilty feeling that Miss Ross will strongly disapprove of my disturbing you like this.
One thing I've decided is that I've got to tell the Trents they are liars; and the other thing is that, though I disapprove with all my strength of the game Miles is playing, I believe that little girl is square.
As to the Jews, Mohammed's chief guides, they also highly disapprove gaming: gamesters being severely censured in the Talmud, and their testimony declared invalid.
And they designed that which they could not effect;s and they did not disapprove the design for any other reason than because GOD and his apostle had enriched them of his bounty.
Yes, but the Van Naghels disapprove of them strongly.
Or did they disapproveof Constance' going to Bertha's on her day?
That is why, on general principles, I disapprove of bathing and gym suits.
But Mr. Hobart was not one to leave his work because a man of Dennis O'Day's stamp saw fit to disapprove of him.
He has his reasons for it; and indeed there are many worthy persons who disapprove of anything that savours of magical practices.
I disapprove of any young man meeting my daughter every time she goes out.
Though he might personally disapprove of the policy he was occasionally ordered to carry out, he never once faltered in the path of duty.
If you begin by declining causes you disapprove of, the public will end by letting you alone in your self-conceited squeamishness.
Why, sir, does the gentleman disapprove of the President's proclamation?
You will understand that I decidedly disapprove of your intimacy with Lady Clydesdale; I shall not allow her to meet you, on any pretence, at any future period; and I beg that you will not attempt to visit her.
Mr. Blake must know how entirely we disapprove of the engagement; but, of course, as my father has given his consent, we have no right to make ourselves disagreeable.
I am bound to tell you the truth plainly, that Geraldine and I strongly disapprove of this engagement.
I am so sure that Gage will disapproveand say cutting things--and of course it will not be pleasant.
At first he liked them, before he had leisure to disapprove of them; he commended them coldly in my presence, and since then, has not said one word in their favour to any one.
We should not make any thing we our selves disapprove habitual to us, if we would be sure of our Integrity.
What she saw to disapproveof in me I was at a loss to guess, but that she did disapprove was evident.
I dared do nothing he disproved of, but he was sure todisapprove only what merited disapprobation: thus we lived in an union which rendered us mutually happy, and which death alone could dissolve.
After what had happened in France it became fashionable to insult me; these people would have been afraid to seem to disapprove of what my persecutors had done by not imitating them.
Why should we disapproveany one whom God approves?
Marchmont the history of his new cottagers, saying: 'You will not, I hope, disapprove what I have done?
I shall make half my property over to you for good; then if I disapprove of what you do with it, you'll at all events be free to go on pleasing yourself and displeasing me.
In a sense it will be using your money to do something you disapprove of.
So you disapprove male friendships, my sweet Colonel!
He had troubled himself about nothing but his forty lacs; and, though he might disapproveof Sujah Dowlah's wanton barbarity, he did not think himself entitled to interfere, except by offering advice.
Adela saw and disapproved; she saw much and could not butdisapprove of all.
Miss Todd, you now know what my feelings are, and I hope that you will at any rate not disapprove of them.
Such speeches inflicted upon her because Monkley wanted to talk secrets with her father made her disapproveof Monkley.
In fact, you thoroughly disapprove of poor Arthur?
If some good people disapprove your conduct, thinking that you attempt too much, let it lead you to a candid and impartial reexamination of your course.
Johnson smiled benignantly at this, and did not appear todisapprove of the notion.
