Sentence examples for although forbidden from inspiring English sources

Mutsurayev's militant nasheeds, although forbidden by Soviets, became popular enough to voice the Chechen revolution.

There were also less-formal occasional poems, dream songs, magic curses, lampoons, flytings (or poems of abuse), and (although forbidden by law) many love songs.

Although forbidden by the pope to continue the controversy with the religious orders, William maintained correspondence with his colleagues at Paris, who subsequently revived the polemic.

Although forbidden from communicating with anyone other than his family and his lawyers, Mr. Ramírez managed to organize interviews last month with a French newspaper and a radio station that were conducted using a smuggled cellphone.

Cardinal Mejía mentioned both a beautifully illuminated Haggadah and the Bible of Federico di Montefeltro ("Botticelli did part of it!"); Cesare Pasini named the Codex B, a fourth-century manuscript of the Bible in Greek (he recalled having seen it as a student and — although forbidden to touch it — having grazed "just the edge" with a finger).

After his injuries were treated, Hill was evacuated to a hospital in North Africa to recover; although forbidden to do so, he often exercised by climbing out of the window of his hospital ward at night.

The huge full-block fortress, now often called the Park Avenue Armory, was recently released from construction netting after a yearlong exterior repair, and although forbidding and martial in character, it is the only original fragment left of the giant campus of charities and public benefit organizations that carpeted post-Civil War Lenox Hill.

Necromancy, although officially forbidden, was widely practiced, even in high places.

Marriage and concubinage among the lower ranks of the clergy were customary in much of the Western church, although already forbidden by the Council of Nicaea in ad 325.

Although the forbidden zone for DOS(E) has narrowed as indicated in Figure 5b, the forbidden zone for T E) has actually widen, as shown in Figure 5c, with the onset of non-zero T E) for E > 0 receding upwards by about 0.3 eV as indicated by the arrow, but unchanged T E) for E < 0. This is because from carriers are only unhindered source-to-drain only at E > E g /2 + 0.3 eV and E < E g /2.

Initially, music was forbidden, although some musicians managed to smuggle in smaller instruments.