Sentence examples for it remained taboo from inspiring English sources

Seriously questioning capitalism, let alone challenging it, remained taboo, an activity to keep repressed.

And it's just bizarre how long it remained taboo to point out that George Bush was actually the President when the 9/11 attack succeeded.

It remained taboo in public and in academia until 1990 – only a couple of years before Araki offended those Austrian guards.

Because sex is cast in such a negative light in society, many aspects of it remain taboo.

What is most audacious about "Safe Conduct" is that it addresses a question that has remained taboo in France for more than half a century: were there situations in which it was morally and patriotically justified to work with the Germans?

While birth control remained taboo in society of Periyar's time, he advocated for it not only for the health of women and population control, but for the liberation of women.

Decades passed, but the subject remained taboo.

Things loosened considerably over the years, but raw milk, the bane of an industry built around dairy processing, remained taboo.

At the end of the 20th century, there was greater tolerance of homosexuality in many nations; however, homosexuality remained taboo in the sporting world.

He often railed about having to write such unremittingly gratuitous violence while sex, which his editors called "unmentionable acts," remained taboo.

From discussions about depression to frank admissions of unhappiness, such matters have mostly remained taboo in favour of maintaining that very British stiff upper lip.