Sentence examples for banned absolutely from inspiring English sources

Deodorant is no longer "banned absolutely," as it was by Comfort, and armpit shaving is not referred to as "ignorant vandalism".

Deodorant should be "banned absolutely," he wrote, as well as shaving the armpits, which he considered an act of "ignorant vandalism".

When it comes to big stars, some publicists are militant in keeping a list of banned subjects you absolutely cannot ask about.

Just another curiosity to rank alongside a telling New York Times article from a few years ago that profiled the olde worlde Waldorf school in Los Altos that many of the big hitters send their kids to, where screens are absolutely banned.

To me, a list (in this context) suggests an index of absolutely banned words and images, whereas, for the most part, the BBFC guidelines simply inform distributors that certain pretty broadly defined kinds of content will not be acceptable within certain age ranges.

"They should be absolutely banned for life, that will help deter," she added.

Do these results mean that EGFR-TKIs should be absolutely banned in patients with wild-type EGFR NSCLC?

That declaration is expected to move the new inspections into a period of higher tension, especially if Iraq adheres to its insistence in recent days that it has absolutely no banned programs.

The only drug that I would absolutely ban right this minute is diuretics.

Why then should Britain be almost alone, even among common law countries, in absolutely banning the use of such evidence in courts?

Rather than absolutely banning abortion, as many conservatives in the room clearly preferred, Murray quoted his friend Karl Hess, a Goldwater speechwriter turned "charming anarchist," on the idea that abortions should be thought of as homicides — with the caveat that, "It's a murder — it's a homicide — but sometimes homicide is justified".