Sentence examples for permissiveness in from inspiring English sources

There is a new permissiveness in the air.

But he said the new permissiveness in Sadr City did not mean a turning away from religion.

Meanwhile the Major scheme would sanction monetary permissiveness in any country that felt so inclined (for example in advance of an election).

Mr Paul did not think they were, but means to suggest that their radicalisation was somehow a consequence of French permissiveness in immigration policy.

What happens inside is also familiar, and darker: a portrait of a dystopia where sweetly obliging permissiveness in no way conceals the regimentation and eventual dehumanization of the failing patients.

There is a similar sense of permissiveness in Çeşme, the coastal town west of Izmir that acts as the springboard for smuggling trips to the Greek island of Chios.

The explosion of pop music in the 1960s and the growing permissiveness reflected in song lyrics and album covers meant the censors had their work cut out.

We should think of it not as a market trend like the rising value of waterfront property, but as something more like the sexual revolution of the 1960's -- a relaxation of old strictures, a new permissiveness, but in this case the permissiveness is financial rather than sexual.

The few studies that address premarital and extramarital sex show that it has increased, dramatically, in some urban areas, 34 but that traditional values persist, and China has not reached the levels of permissiveness seen in Western countries.

But Mr. Coleman has his own grammar, and despite its built-in permissiveness it is as commanding as anything that American music has to offer.

While the resistance of the pre-colonial village to HIV emergence is not surprising, the dramatic decrease in permissiveness between 1929 and 1958, in spite of continued explosive population growth, demands further explanation.