Sentence examples for an illicit act from inspiring English sources

In 1974, he told the New York Times that the release of two volumes of his uncollected short stories was "an illicit act.

After a recent showing of "Budrus" at An Najah University in the northern West Bank city of Nablus, much of the discussion centered on whether nonviolence was an implicit attack on "legitimate armed struggle" and whether joining with Israeli activists was an illicit act of "normalization" — meaning granting recognition of Israel.

After a court battle over the unauthorized publication of some of his stories, Salinger told The New York Times: "Some stories, my property, have been stolen... It's an illicit act.

It's not the cheap, dirty thrill of the booze can, where you'll end up snorting shitty coke and making out with some busboy(s) from Bar Isabel, but drinking cold tea feels like an innocently illicit act out of adolescence.

It's not the cheap, dirty thrill of the booze can where you'll end up snorting shitty coke and making out with some busboy(s) from Bar Isabel, but drinking cold tea feels like an innocently illicit act of life's adolescent era.

Adultery, which had been a private family matter under the Republic, was criminalized, and defined broadly as an illicit sex act (stuprum) that occurred between a male citizen and a married woman, or between a married woman and any man other than her husband.

But the illicit act didn't have a name in English until 1848, when "stowaway," a derivative of "stow away," entered the language.

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In neither case is Trump particularly eager to have the deniers be culpable in the illicit act.

"I've committed no illicit act, there is no suspicion hanging over me of any misuse of public money," the president said.

Safety appeared to be associated with protection – whether this was in the form of physical protection or 'keeping an eye out' (referring to a range of illicit acts) or more basic matters, such as trusting a cellmate with one's possessions.