Sentence examples for forbidden image from inspiring English sources

The National League for Democracy is registered, not banned; her once forbidden image is ubiquitous on the streets of the capital.

THE FORBIDDEN IMAGE: AN INTELLECTUAL HISTORY OF ICONOCLASM.By Alain Besancon.University of Chicago; 440 pages; $40 and £25.50KISS a snapshot and you commit an act of idolatry.

He declined to identify the forbidden images.

Today's Iconoclasts want to oppose all attempts to display forbidden images, whatever their provenance.

They are literally iconoclastic: attempts to destroy any trace of forbidden images or inspire fear in any who might object.

But the house - renovated, refurbished, restored and distressed to an exact pitch of wear and use and unwholesomeness - is, it turns out, full of forbidden images.

It was so distorted, it looked like ghostly forbidden images.

When I first met him in the mid-1970s, sofe of that forbidding earlier aura remained, but his warmth, friendliness and humour were immediately disarming, and totally belied the forbidding image.

Though Mr. Schuller composes according to the strict rules of 12-tone technique, his work manages to sound freer and more varied than the forbidding image many people still have of serial music would suggest.

The Quran doesn't explicitly forbid images of the prophet and some Muslim majority countries have long traditions of creating beautiful, devotional images of the prophet.

Presumably the police would only become involved in the instance that – God forbid – the image had fallen into the wrong hands, and sometimes the knowledge that this has happened can cause a young person enough pain without them being prosecuted too.