Sentence examples for seriously frowned upon from inspiring English sources
That's not to say that it's seriously frowned upon – indeed, many people celebrate with champagne, wine, beer or whisky – but it's not traditional.
A colleague went to work in a lab where going out for a drink after work was seriously frowned upon, and in the lab it was forbidden to talk in groups of two or more except for work.
Today, if you are a health care provider and a client's friend, these so called "boundary" violations are called "dual relationships," and are not tolerated at worse, and seriously frowned upon at best.
These habits are seriously frowned upon and discouraged by the two major religions – Islam and Christianity.
Such anarchic behaviour would be seriously frowned upon elsewhere, but Barnsley is not a place which necessarily goes with the prevailing flow.
There's also a greater willingness to conform: cycle paths have strict codes of conduct, jaywalking is seriously frowned upon and the impeccably turned-out Danes have a fairly narrow dress code in which black and grey dominate and even a neon sock would be considered risqué.
Any restoration is severely frowned upon, like a scarlet "R".
Clutches are frowned upon.
Friendship is frowned upon.
