Sentence examples for a taboo said from inspiring English sources

"For Americans, death is a taboo," said Dr. Kathy Hull, a psychologist in pediatric oncology who helped start the home named for her brothers.

"Toyota is going in the wrong direction, and so is Japan," said Mr. Miura, 40, who taped a blue placard to his chest that said, "Let me work!" "Standing up against Toyota is still a taboo," said Hiroshi Oba, 56, a Toyota employee at the Prius plant who said he was putting his chances for promotion at risk by standing with Mr. Miura, "but these job cuts are a social problem that we cannot ignore".

"It's a taboo," says Emma ."Nobody talks about it.

They don't want to say this is Aids because Aids is related to sex, and sex is a taboo," says Martin Odondo, an Aids worker with Action Aid and the American Centre for Diseases Control.

They don't want to say this is Aids because Aids is related to sex and sex is a taboo," says Martin Odondo, an Aids worker with Action Aid and the American Centre for Diseases Control (CDC).

There is still resentment that it remains a taboo, says Sebald, "but we should know where it came from: we bombed Warsaw and Stalingrad before the US came to bomb us.

"Any talk of restructuring was a total taboo," said a senior Greek official, who spoke on condition of anonymity.

"We Indonesians didn't kill millions of Jews, right?" "Nazism is a European taboo," said Indonesian historian Zen Rachmat Sugito during a round of criticism against Bandung's Soldatenkaffe in 2013.

"Since that night, running onto the field after a game has become taboo," said Collins, who is also a Yankees fan.

At the very least, the Senate vote has "taken the military out of the realm of the taboo," said Ron Mazor, a member of the task force and a second-year law school student who voted for the resolution.

And the taboo, said Dr. Jim Grubman, a psychologist and frequent consultant to wealthy families, leaves a vacuum.