Sentence The phrase "censor about" is not a commonly used phrase in written English.
It is possible that it may be used in colloquial speech, but it is not considered grammatically correct. If you are trying to convey the idea of censoring something, you could use the phrase "censorship about," as in "There has been a lot of controversy surrounding the censorship about free speech in the media."
"Divided Data Can Elude the Censor," about Publius, a system that encrypts and divides messages to make it harder for someone other than the intended recipient to reconstruct the message, missed one important point.
No known performance of the play was recorded in Shakespeare's lifetime, perhaps because of comments written in the margin of a manuscript by the censor about the riot: "Perform this scene at your peril".
She answered them dispassionately, rationally and without censor, about her symptoms, illness, diagnosis and spiritual beliefs.
Back home he had allowed the making of "Repentance", an explosive allegorical film (banned by censors) about the crimes of Stalinism.
Amid social upheaval, they spoke to young people over the heads of the censors about finding and defending the territory of the imagination.
The movie had screened at Cannes nearly a year earlier, but since then Jia had been negotiating with Chinese censors about how much he would be forced to cut in order to release it in China.
By Ania Aizman July 12, 2017 "The Fire Horse," a new translation of Soviet children's poems, collects works that spoke to young readers over the heads of censors about defending the territory of the imagination.
Villeneuve found that Baidu filtered out the most sites more than 26%, followed by Yahoo!, which censored about 21% of results.
There are photographs of his own scripts, complete with scribbled revisions and sketches, candid snapshots from the sets, storyboards, promotional posters, lists of objections from film censors (about Lolita, of course), costumes and scores of the "continuity Polaroids" directors take to ensure that sets, makeup, bloodstains and so forth remain identical over days of shooting.
As for Bankston, he was happy to see Digg's users rebel last week in what he calls "a great flowering of civil disobedience," and he says it should serve as a warning to future censors about the power of the Streisand effect.
Well, probably more in this generation than ever before social media exposes kids to so much, they have many more things to make decisions about and to censor themselves about.
