Sentence examples for a forbidden subject from inspiring English sources

"Sex was a forbidden subject.

"To me, it was a forbidden subject.

Today, Qin's rule is not a forbidden subject.

The Soviet past, especially the terrible events that occured from 1935 to 1953, is a forbidden subject in Russia.

Perhaps it's just a personal reaction to grief but it is a forbidden subject when discussing grief.

Now that is a truly radical thought, and it brings us back to Mr. Milanovic's earlier view that income inequality was a forbidden subject in the United States.

It's not that abortion is a totally forbidden subject on network television: a recent episode of the NBC drama "Friday Night Lights" dealt with it, and the best-known treatment of the issue, a two-episode arc of "Maude," was produced by Mr. Lear in 1972.

Hefner launched Playboy in 1953, known for its naked models, the magazine is credited with normalizing nudity during this era and moving a once forbidden subject into mainstream discussions.

Americans are stunned by the artistic feel, the vivid color and amazing shape of 'the disease.'" In other words, the beauty of the PHSCologram broke through the fear of the disease, and paved the way for discussions on an otherwise culturally forbidden subject.

Jefferson's mature position on that forbidden subject represented a further retreat from any leadership role in ending the "peculiar institution".

And he offers few if any insights into the effect the punch had on relations between black and white players in the N.B.A. How race is handled in the N.B.A. by players, coaches and management is the kind of forbidden subject that would require a journalist with Feinstein's strong credentials to take on.