Sentence examples for a taboo status from inspiring English sources

"Discussions of variations in this area gradually acquired a taboo status," Timberg and Halperin write.

In our preintervention studies, staff reported detached perceptions of AHC and AHC had a taboo status at the study clinic.

It could be argued that treating sexuality as a separate issue perpetuates its taboo status, and that a person-centred approach to care should encompass sexuality.

How do they gain and lose taboo status?

They cited a news article that reported, "These days 'the bird' is flying everywhere and, in many instances, losing its taboo status, especially among the younger set".

However, we feel that patients should be informed enough that they are able to understand their disease and that the formerly terrifying, nebulous word "cancer" loses its taboo status!

But the scene's taboo status bodes well for its participants, adds Benn.

In fact, Burma VJ offers arguably a far more intimate and visceral portrait of these events because of the raw immediacy of the hand-held camera, and its clearly taboo status.

In any case, the allure of Cuban cigars in the U.S. likely has as much to do with their taboo status as it does with the delicate terroir of Cuba's tobacco-growing Pinar del Rio region.

Forum Play had demonstrated possibilities to act even in seemingly 'impossible' situations, and that the taboo status of AHC was altered at the clinic.

The possible mechanisms for this finding could be that, (1) Forum Play had showed staff that there were possibilities to act and (2) the taboo status of AHC had been broken at the clinic.