Sentence examples for really permitted from inspiring English sources

What a shame – an extraordinary talent whose brightness was never really permitted to shine.

Mr. Green is never really permitted to become more than an uptight if well-meaning punch line, but in a smaller role Mr. Harris shows considerable range.

This internal debate had long been stifled by Arab autocrats whose regimes traditionally suppressed extremist Islamist parties, but never really permitted their ideas to be countered with free speech — with independent, modernist, progressive interpretations of Islam or by truly legitimate, secular political parties and institutions.

I have been cursed as a composer ever since I started writing in 1976 simply because the music was very consistent but it dealt with elements that were not really permitted in music, in the way I thought John Tavener was dealing with musical elements that were not permitted by the avant garde".

At the same time, bullshit isn't really permitted to be itself anymore.

"But economies of scale don't really permit you do to 20 to 40 beds in Manhattan," she said, "and because of zoning you can't do large buildings on mid-blocks on the East Side".

The only relationship they really permit at this time is Amazon-like, wherein the player buys the game and can leave a review, but from that point the relationship tends to be with the product and the platform rather than the maker.

"As a Crellian warrior," Striker countered, as he eyed the young spawn of Hellthroat who was emptying a bag of small colorful rubber bands onto the floor, "My lifestyle does not really permit me to take on the custodianship of such a tender being as he".

We can talk to women about natural remedies and complementary therapies in a broad text but we're really not permitted to talk about specifics.

"Their study would really not permit differentiation" among the different explanations for why happy people, or unhappy people, cluster together, Richard Rothenberg, an infectious disease specialist at Emory University in Atlanta who has studied how HIV spreads through social networks, notes in an e-mail message.

After promising not to tell that they had been on the beach during the maneuvers, the boys were permitted to really play soldiers with the troops.