Approvingly

I happen to think that’s just fine, but my wife doesn’t, and she is looking over my shoulder and reading this warning approvingly as I type it.

Alberta Labour Minister Jason Copping addresses yesterday’s “embargoed news conference” about the UCP’s plan to heap red tape on unions as “Red Tape Reduction Minister” Grant Hunter looks on approvingly (Photo: Screenshot of Alberta Government video).

For now, Market Street is “a ghost town,” Mr. Rago said approvingly.

The president appeared to approvingly quote Robert Jeffress, a pastor and contributor, in a stream of late-night tweets.

This was a month after he approvingly tweeted a Noam Chomsky quote about free speech having to include speech you find abhorrent.

And women who follow that advice are rarely described approvingly for “being in touch with their masculine side”, whereas men are highly praised for demonstrating sensitivity or emotion.

At 2:57:00 he begins approvingly quoting some of the anti-Semitic comments made by Rev. Billy Graham and President Richard Nixon in the Oval Office.

Composer Hector Berlioz wrote approvingly of the new instrument in 1842.

Gowers (1973), p. x Fraser noted that though Gowers had said approvingly in 1954 that the use of the subjunctive was dying out, it was now, under the influence of American writing, making an unwelcome reappearance in English usage.

Hallberg, p.125 Laxness also traveled to the Soviet Union and wrote approvingly of the Soviet system and culture.

He speaks approvingly of this, and other forms of divine madness (drunkenness, eroticism, and dreaming) in the Phaedrus (265a–c), and yet in the Republic wants to outlaw Homer's great poetic art, and laughter as well.

In this anti-annexation cartoon from 1869 by "Grinchuckle", Uncle Sam is given the boot by Young Canada as John Bull looks on approvingly.

Later years Gillespie performing in 1955 His biographer Alyn Shipton quotes Don Waterhouse approvingly that Gillespie in the fifties "had begun to mellow into an amalgam of his entire jazz experience to form the basis of new classicism".

Over the next several decades prominent theologians and Church leaders, including leading Cardinals, Pope John Paul II and Pope Benedict XVI all wrote approvingly of Teilhard's ideas.

The care bestowed by Trajan on the managing of such public spectacles led the orator Fronto to state approvingly that Trajan had paid equal attention to entertainments as well as to serious issues.