Sentence examples for forbidding of from inspiring English sources

In the past Saddam's forbidding of the Ashura pilgrimage only strengthened Iraqi Shia's traditional feelings of persecution.

Others are more concerned with the diversity of moral practices e.g., monogamy versus polygamy; caring for the aged versus parricide; the forbidding of abortion versus voluntary feticide.

For all the clarity of its language compared with Ping or Lessness, it is the most forbidding of his shorter prose works.

Just as memorable was Montségur, some 40 miles west along winding mountain roads, the most forbidding of the Cathar fortresses, and the last to fall after a renewed spasm of rebellion in 1244.

The show inspired more than 20 years of cast reunions and fan devotion, like the writer's, who says that she and her sister used to watch the show despite their parents' forbidding of it.

Classical music is probably the most forbidding of the art forms to novices, and the way that it is written about and broadcast often does very little to help attract a new audience.

Alcohol is forbidden, of course.

"It's the equivalent, God forbid, of double quotation marks".

This mystical revival is attracting devoted followers in that most forbidden of realms: the marbled, atheistic halls of Chinese officialdom.

He even displayed that most forbidden of male emotions: fear.

In 1624 the French Parlement passed a decree forbidding criticism of Aristotle on pain of death.