Sentence examples for been a longstanding taboo from inspiring English sources
The theme of these punishment killings has been a longstanding taboo - Stanley Kubrick's Paths of Glory, released in 1957, was banned for 18 years in France.
Talking about future policy was a longstanding taboo among central bankers, who worried that investors would treat the predictions as promises and react badly when some predictions inevitably were off base.
It's just been a longstanding epidemic.
This is fashionable now and trendy, but aren't we breaking a longstanding taboo that has meaning?' a lot of people agree".
One big question: would he break a longstanding taboo and invite into government the Arab bloc, those parliamentarians elected by the 20% of Israel's citizens who are Palestinian?
"Fang et al. had broken a longstanding taboo by introducing the Big Bang theory to the Chinese physics world.
The University of Missouri has received a patent that some lawyers say could cover human cloning, potentially violating a longstanding taboo against the patenting of humans.
Asking the United States to play an intermediary role with Taiwan breaks a longstanding taboo in Beijing, where officials have often criticized Washington for meddling in relations between China and Taiwan.
Adidas is a longstanding partner.
"It's a longstanding belief".
Storytelling is a longstanding tradition among officers.
