Sentence examples for mostly forbidden from inspiring English sources

Incest is mostly forbidden in the Bible, but God makes exceptions.

It is one of the most physical encounters between opposing players in what is principally not a contact sport and, beginning this season, it is mostly forbidden in Major League Baseball.

TV was mostly forbidden, but she was allowed to watch The Muppet Show and Little House on the Prairie.

Hideously transformed children are still mostly forbidden by our aesthetic norms, but Shelley's novel reminds us that monstrosity takes many forms, and the most obvious are not always the most dangerous.

Up until now, the US government has allowed recreational drone use, but has mostly forbidden drones for commercial purposes, except when users are granted exemptions on a case-by-case basis.

Yet while the course was mostly forbidding, it was also grudgingly forgiving at times, autocratic but occasionally democratizing.

In Korea, regulations mostly forbid cross-selling, although the rules may soon change.Even so, the experience of Korea's online brokers is worrying for the business elsewhere.

For many pious Muslims, poetry was something suspect, opposed to the divine law, especially since it sang mostly of forbidden wine and of free love.

I was nervous, but mostly excited: What forbidden topics would we be discussing given all the freedoms under siege back home?

As a rule, the groups remained distinct, and mixed marriages between them were forbidden, mostly because of the isolationism of the fishermen.

They are, then, mostly transmitted by being forbidden, and it is this relation to prohibition that amuses and intrigues Stendhal.