Sentence examples for are actually forbidden from inspiring English sources

Dreams, therefore, have to be decoded to be understood, and not merely because they are actually forbidden desires experienced in distorted fashion.

In fact any form of personal care, such as taking her to the toilet, was actually forbidden in my contract.

In fact, those extended families were the rule only in Eastern Europe, where the serfs were actually forbidden to break up into smaller households, as this was thought to weaken the labor force.

It's actually forbidden to mourn any more than one full year.

Of course rubber bracelets are not part of the Army uniform, and it is actually forbidden to wear them.

They had commercial freedom, just like every other line of industry (ignoring the anomaly that the purchase and sale of workers is actually forbidden by European law).

Although it's been speculated that the pomegranate may have been the fruit referenced in the story of the Garden of Eden, we can say for certain that if pomegranates were actually forbidden the world would be a far less delicious place.

UC's response has been that the list doesn't reflect university policy and that no one is actually being forbidden to use such language.

For days, I couldn't believe my eyes as I read several articles in the local Saudi press criticizing Al Shethry and giving religious arguments that 'mixing' between sexes is actually not forbidden in Islam, adding that that there are many incidents mentioned in texts from the days of The Prophet that proves this.

Interestingly, although modern camels are expressly forbidden in the Torah, the oldest camelids in the fossil record are actually unguligrade.

The city vies with Amsterdam as the Continent's biggest supplier of cut flowers, and there's actually a law forbidding the public from throwing oranges at each other.