Sentence examples similar to frown upon doing from inspiring English sources

As with most spas, there is no alcohol and smoking is frowned upon so don't come here if you're looking for a Lost Weekend.

Did they frown upon it or did they accept it as part of the North American version of hockey --Chiquifru, Boston A. Thockey --Chiquifrus whockey --Chiquifruay the North American style know full well that fighting will help protect them.

Know where it's fine to take shots of people and where it's frowned upon and don't cross that line.

It is also frowned upon to do this and you may be asked to leave.

Some people might frown upon what you are doing because they do not understand that the train or the track will not be damaged, so try and do it when no one is around.

I wonder if they are prepared to do something Equity frowns upon: act for free.

And we tend to frown upon others when they do it in public.

"I was frowned upon because I didn't go through the same machinations," she said.

These days, Neanderthal enclaves of working life are frowned upon, so why do female MPs continue to be judged by how many obscenities they can handle during working hours?

They also let us forget that the Cavaliers themselves were a super-team, packed with stars assembled by James, with the express purpose of winning a title the kind of basketball gerrymandering that many frowned upon when he did it during his years with the Miami Heat.

The use of carrot in a traditional Cornish pasty is frowned upon, though it does appear regularly in recipes.