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• r  showing disapproval
  he shook his head disapprovingly

• The boys in the field class looked upon this serious girl disapprovingly until they saw her vault a fence and follow the party without assistance.
• As Obama assumed the role of front-runner, the press this week began to take note, in some cases disapprovingly, of the presumptive Democratic nominee's efforts to shuffle to the .
• A teacher might cluck disapprovingly, but no one called a SWAT team.

• approvingly

News & Articles

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• ROBERT DEWITT: Splitting wood sparks satisfaction
  ECHOLA | My sister-in-law asked me if I had found a fallen tree or cut one down to get the firewood I was splitting Saturday. When I responded that I cut one down, she looked at me disapprovingly.
  Aug. 14, 2013 - The Tuscaloosa News

Quotes

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• Sebastian Horsley in The Guardian (blog)
  For instance, take the passage just before the end when Horsley begins to prepare a fix before stopping to admonish the audience: "Don't look at me so disapprovingly : So what if heroin kills you, life kills you."
• Benjamin Nugent in Trading Markets (press release)
  (Obama) would be the guy the jocks didn't choose to towel snap,Nugent said, "but he would kind of stand there looking disapprovingly while they towel snapped. Whereas McCain would be more likely to towel-snap you, and Sara Palin would make out...