approvingly

IPA: ʌprˈuvɪŋɫi

Examples of "approvingly" in Sentences

Quoting someone else's hateful words approvingly is an equally hateful act.
The paper has been referred to approvingly several times this month by supreme court judges.
Malkin approvingly cites Ed Morrisey’s work as bringing down the Martin government in Canada.
"Yes, that's so," came so approvingly from the Greek chorus that the personal pupil of Mittyford, Ph. D., made his first epigram:
Each of these women, he said approvingly, is "already just like a person of Facazisse" and has secure rights to the fields she is now farming.
It was a mistake, and it was a pretty trivial one, especially given the other similar statements he made, and especially given that he was quoting the statement approvingly, which is nearly as good as making it himself.
Plus, Gingrich and Alinsky had a lot in common: Both men preferred generating headlines as a means of pursuing power, Alinsky used the word "radical" in the titles of two of his books; Gingrich uses the word approvingly in just about every other town hall meeting.