Sentence examples for a forbidden topic from inspiring English sources
Military casualties in Afghanistan were long a forbidden topic in the Soviet Union.
The matter of women as priests is closed, a forbidden topic.
It is a forbidden topic for most American clerics, who even refrain from criticizing their country's foreign policy for fear of being branded unpatriotic.
Since the Great Famine was a forbidden topic, I could get access to archives only under the pretext of "researching agricultural policies" or "studying the food issue".
As the story develops, the novel touches on a forbidden topic in contemporary China – the Great Famine of the late 50s.
Over time, he said, he was able to close that gap, at least a bit, and grew close enough with his company's 430 North Korean employees to talk about personal matters like families, though politics remained a forbidden topic.
He decided that it was time to explore a forbidding topic: how his grandfather, Melvin Just, a mechanic from Carlotta, Calif., traumatized his family.
All that has given Mr. Khalifa, who is better known here for his television screenplays, a new prominence as one of the rising stars of Arab fiction, and a rare public voice on a largely forbidden topic.
In 1952, the year that Carol was published, lesbianism was a largely forbidden topic.
Despite – or perhaps because of – galloping socioeconomic inequality, class has become an excruciatingly embarrassing and forbidden topic.
