| It is wholly unsurprising that in the macho world of sports that an item like this would gain attention and approbation. |
| The end result is an unremarkable, unmemorable movie that deserves neither praise nor approbation. |
| Indeed, women's encouragement and approbation of violent acts in war have added to men's satisfaction in committing these acts. |
| In 1809 Beckford showed his approbation or his laziness by reissuing Henley's translation, with many corrections under his own name. |
| He believes episcopacy to be of apostolic origin and to have received divine approbation, if not direct command. |
| The approbation is precise, based not on a laundry list of issues, but on a shared concept of the state. |
