Profound taboos sustain traditions of cultural revulsion, which attempt to make women's biology the site of shame".
Polygamous marital relationship is common, and there are no profound cultural taboos related to eating habits [ 34].
Polygamy is a very common in the area, and there are no profound cultural taboos related to IYCF [ 42].
Inspiring and profound explorations of all taboos he enjoys exploring @siobhanwatts @dan_lepard is so endearing & his bread baking session is by far my highlight.
Kass brilliantly reveals how the various aspects of this phenomenon, and the customs, rituals, and taboos surrounding it, relate to universal and profound truths about the human animal and its deepest yearnings.
The eagerness for talks demonstrates a profound change in Iran's political orthodoxy, emphatically erasing a taboo against contact with Washington that has both defined and confined Tehran's public foreign policy for more than a quarter-century, they said.
Whereas most kid-slaying horrors play nakedly to the taboo, these films have a sense of anxiety, dread and profound ambiguity about parenthood that often makes them richer as works of art.
Money the "last taboo facing modern working women," as Refinery29 puts it, and a locus of profound pressure and anxiety may be the last arena in which we're allowed to judge one another openly.
Money — the "last taboo facing modern working women," as Refinery29 puts it, and a locus of profound pressure and anxiety — may be the last arena in which we're allowed to judge one another openly.
In a theatre that normally regards religion as a taboo subject, this is an evening that not only rescues Mary from mummified devotion, but one that also raises profound questions about the personal sacrifices involved in universal belief.
