Sentence examples for always permitted from inspiring English sources

Pop music has always permitted lyrical ingenuity, honoring wit and passion.

The Voting Rights Act has always permitted this, in some circumstances, but this strategy wasn't used much.

In fact, study of the Hebrew Bible, which was always permitted for women, is increasingly seen, throughout the Orthodox world, as perfectly appropriate for women.

She said it was not always permitted to keep a dog or cat, but who need know you have a mouse?

Halloween has always permitted people to think about death "in playful masking ways," said Leigh Schmidt, a professor of religion at Princeton University who wrote "Consumer Rites: The Buying and Selling of American Holidays" (Princeton University Press, $20.95).

Nowadays many couples have two or more kids because they qualify for legal exceptions — available (theoretically, but not always permitted) to some ethnic minorities and in various rural areas — or by simply having the money to pay a fine that can be as much as six times a family's annual income.

The classic hatchet job overrelies on unnamed sources because the truth doesn't always permit attribution when spoken.

In Freud's language, as the child grows, the reality principle gradually begins to control the pleasure principle; the child learns that the environment does not always permit immediate gratification.

At a time when Washington speaks naïvely and grandiosely of regime change in Iran, Ebadi's story offers an eloquent reminder that working for justice within an unjust system does not always permit a simple and satisfying moral posture.

The university either does not know about or wilfully ignores the need to condemn religious prejudice, which kills and blights the lives of millions, while always permitting uninhibited criticism of religious leaders and dogmas, in whose name millions more are killed or have their lives blighted.

Nature's diversity does not always permit a simple answer for the structure of all compounds.