Sentence examples for it breaks a taboo from inspiring English sources
"It breaks a taboo and sets a precedent," he said.
If it is enacted, not only will it break a taboo of Japanese politics.
"We signed up for over 100 years to not use these weapons," Ms. Kidd of King's College said, "and if we just stand by and not do anything, what is the value of the treaty and the norm?" Mr. Grand agreed, saying that "it really breaks a taboo and puts Syria in breach of its own commitments in Geneva and a long list of international norms".
While this is unlikely to happen any time soon, the very fact that it is being discussed breaks a taboo.
"When a woman breaks a taboo, it is automatically incorporated into the feminism debate, whether it really belongs there or not," said Ingrid Kolb, a German writer and longtime feminist.
"It is a very cleverly constructed symbol that is disguised but breaks a taboo".
Their paper breaks a taboo but is vague, with no timetable or sequence of steps.
It was like breaking a taboo: invading the space of fiction, which was precisely what they had paid not to do; but the instinct for survival prevailed.
Now, to break it would be to break a taboo and a spell.
Additionally, he disliked the revelation of Skaldak's true form, claiming it to look like "a not especially memorable CGI tortoise" and saying the BBC seems to have forgotten that "monsters are diminished when they're brought into the light", as well as worrying that it may have been "breaking a taboo for the show".
