Sentence examples for clearly off limits from inspiring English sources

City parkland was clearly off limits, she said.

Trespassing was a matter of honor: I snuck by muscular caryatids into palaces and, through side doors that were clearly off limits to the public, into bitter, old gray buildings of the official state bureaucracy.

But he could talk about his sacking from Blue Peter, although mentioning the C-word – cocaine – was clearly off limits as well, despite the audience's insistence that he explain exactly why he was sacked.

However innocent the means by which they obtain them (a defence offered at his trial was that some of the data in question had come from third parties), it is now clearly off limits for investigators to get hold of personal-identity numbers, phone records, bank statements, travel logs and the like.Alas, that silver lining comes with dark clouds for investigators and their clients.

Pregnancy seems pretty clearly off-limits.

Yet there are some areas that are clearly off-limits.

It was clearly not off limits to her, especially when "le patron" was onboard.

The difference is not only that China outlaws far more content than other countries, but it does not state clearly what is off limits, why, and who made the decision.

And unless a property is clearly marked off-limits, he added, "there might not be any violation at all".

This is from the Afterword: 'I was disgusted - no, outraged is the word - that to some, Wittgenstein's life was clearly considered off-limits......

A certain universe of LPs and VCs have left the market, and the Chinese market is pretty clearly marked off-limits and is probably best ignored for the time being.