Sentence examples for permitted to think from inspiring English sources

It is impossible to agree with everything in the periodical (despite Andrew Anthony's idea that it sets out the boundaries of what left-wing intellectuals are permitted to think), and it is the encouragement of sophisticated writing, reading and indeed thinking, which marks the periodical out.

They delight in hearing those obnoxious things that others are only permitted to think.

"When something is literally unspeakable in a family, you don't even feel permitted to think about it.

Nor should the state officials be permitted to think they may be used again, though the first one must be excluded.

Business could barely contain its rejoicing, the polls soared, the country was permitted to think beyond the cartoonish black and white propositions of the Abbott era.

Trump, he writes, is one of those "supremely accomplished blowhards" who "offend some but also arouse intense loyalty in others" by saying "obnoxious things that others are only permitted to think".

The development of liquid crystal displays (LCD) directly addressed by computer permits to think of opto-digital holography.

If our children are fortunate, they will inherit only your ears, but, regrettably, as they are undeniably mine, they will probably think too much too soon and hear too much too early, including things that are not permitted to be thought or heard".

I wholeheartedly disagree with its use, but I agree that you are permitted to say and think what you want.

And President Tudjman, who has informed American diplomats that most Serbs will not be permitted to return, seems to think that eventually the world will accept the fact that the region has been divided into ethnic enclaves and that the Dayton peace plan has failed.

Then he smiled and nodded when someone asked if he had permitted himself to think about the Houston Astros.