frown on somebody
frown upon somebody

The Church frowned on the lot, but could not do much about it.

A new, older face frowned at them on the screen.

In her own mind, however, she frowned on the idea of seeking for men.

Each time he did so, the human would frown and go on speaking.

He frowned again on the far side of the clearing.

And I think you should know that we frown on murder.

While other countries would frown on 2 percent growth, the Germans do not seem to mind.

Very likely she frowned on an Accepted having her own horse.

However, the rest of society did not frown on these performers.

Arthur stopped, and frowned at her left foot on the floor.