Sentence examples for more forbidden from inspiring English sources
Dorothy Dandridge was a goyische dream made even more forbidden because she was black.
"Something to do with forbidden and secret things" had been Lean's assessment of cinema as a boy, but some things, clearly, were more forbidden than others.
"Anything that is more forbidden is more enticing," she said, adding that some of her friends grab onto car bumpers while skating.
To acknowledge one's offspring's misdeeds is to enter even more forbidden territory, since the conventional view that personality is determined by parental influence makes parents the easy scapegoats.
You may utter the name of the male or female organ when irritated in China or Russia; in Italy, if someone cuts you off in traffic, you may shout "che cazzo", which could be translated as "What the cock!" But the word for the female organ is usually the more forbidden one.
More forbidden animals: dogs, bears, cats, weasels, mice, toads, hedgehogs, chameleons, lizards, snails and moles.
Politics and economics are more forbidding obstacles.
The more he studied Antarctica, the more forbidding it seemed.
Back then, he says, Manchester was more forbidding.
"It will make this field more forbidding to aspiring girls".
Antonio Conte has a more forbidding visage with every passing year.
