Sentence examples for feel forbidden from inspiring English sources

In many ways, there's nothing celebratory about Infinity Plaza, as the work creates a pensive landscape that can feel forbidden and even inappropriate like skating on a war memorial.

While it seems fairly clear that individuals outside of the black race may feel forbidden to use the "N-i-g-g-e-r" version of the word, there is debate within the black community on whether blacks should abandon use of this version, as well.

Sharing passwords, she noted, feels forbidden because it is generally discouraged by adults and involves vulnerability.

Please share your experience with the first book, poem or other work of literature that felt forbidden.

Each element of it felt forbidden.

But the streets were lined with burned-out buildings, and the neighborhood felt forbidding.

She can make a crystalline tone and fluid execution feel forbidding, even airless.

But these items also feel like forbidden fruit.

As the gardener for whom Cathy feels a forbidden affinity, Mr. Johnson also registers as slighter than he needs to.

For most of his contemporaries, especially then, the New Testament would have felt like forbidden territory, a place nice Jewish boys feared to tread.

At night, walking around the sharp turns of the alleys can feel thrillingly forbidding.