Sentence examples for ban words from inspiring English sources
Our goal here is not to ban words.
I should note that we very rarely "ban" words or phrases outright.
"Rather than try to ban words like 'bossy,' let's try to promote real leadership skills, like developing a thick skin," she said.
Mr. Stossel comments, "People now compete to see who can be most offended," adding that the policy at many schools is "to ban words that the 'sensitive' would consider offensive".
The Union provides technical assistance for tobacco control efforts around the world such as promoting legislation to ban words like "light" and "mild" on tobacco packaging.
Instagram's new feature of letting individuals create a personalized list of ban words gets rid of this problem.
Many of Parliament's banned words are incredibly archaic.
He regularly banned words and phrases he considered overused.
By using those banned words, the Surgeon General accelerated the ongoing sexual education of America.
At this time of year the Local Government Association usually issues a list of banned words.
The editor of the compilation did issue one instruction: Labor and the Greens were banned words.
