Sentence examples for forbidden to express from inspiring English sources

A lawyer, Nino Beglarashvili, 27, said she would not join any protests this spring, reasoning that "freedom of speech is respected in any country, but it is forbidden to express it with guns".

Being forbidden to express myself in English would be a real deprivation.

I have no particular beef with this terrible band, although I strongly believe that grown men who have walk-in closets devoted to Star Wars toy collections should be forbidden to express themselves in public.

I know her pride forbids her to express remorse, but there is something adolescent about her fear of seeming soft.

In an era when religious identity now competes with race, sex and ethnicity as a central aspect of how Americans define themselves, it seems like discrimination -- the only unforgivable sin in a multicultural age -- to forbid people to express their religious beliefs in an increasingly fractured public sphere.

Smoking is forbidden, music is forbidden, soccer is forbidden; it is, one fighter declares, "forbidden to expose oneself," and forbidden to hang around in the street.

It seems that the anger had accumulated and become either forbidden or difficult to express.

Moreover, members of various Muslim sects were permitted to express their ideas, disseminate literature, and educate others about their faith; activities forbidden to minorities in Saudi Arabia and Pakistan.

It was forbidden to refuse.

So universities are forbidden to "over-recruit".

He has been forbidden to leave Ukraine.