Sentence examples for forbidden questions from inspiring English sources

Gyuri asks forbidden questions, inflames his father's volatile temper and even leaves home to beg in the streets.

Out of those who did talk to Cruise (The Huffington Post was not among them), no one seemed to pop the forbidden questions.

Still, I wish a presidential candidate would have the gumption to ask what has become a forbidden question: Do we need a faith-based initiative at all?

I was forced to ask him the forbidden question: "Do you love me?" He couldn't answer, so I asked him if he saw himself loving me in the future.

NEW YORK (The Borowitz Report) — According to a format negotiated between the Republican National Committee and the television networks, future Presidential debates during the 2016 campaign will strictly forbid questions about things the candidates "said" or "did," the R.N.C. confirmed on Monday.

NEW YORK (The Borowitz Report)—According to a format negotiated between the Republican National Committee and the television networks, future Presidential debates during the 2016 campaign will strictly forbid questions about things the candidates "said" or "did," the R.N.C. confirmed on Monday.

VICE News has tried to question the prime minister on the matter, but staffers with Harper's Conservative Party have forbidden the questions.

What are your forbidden arts questions?

Targeting paramedics is forbidden, no question about it.

Some departments, including three in Oregon, refused, saying that as they interpreted state privacy laws, they were forbidden to question immigrants who were not suspected of any crime.

Even at school, you were always made to think as a group, always forbidden to question, and never allowed to think for yourself.