Sentence examples similar to strict proscription from inspiring English sources

Harold Koda, who curated the Met show, notes in the catalogue that "the de Ribes family had strict proscriptions on the public and private aspects of their life".

He chews constantly, stopping only to be filmed or to eat; he likes long lunches, during which he observes a not-entirely-strict proscription against carbohydrates.

It is this latter reason that keeps many of my relatives from ever eating out in restaurants (plus the fact that they adhere to a strict Vaishnava diet that also has proscriptions against onions and garlic).

But nor is absolute proscription justified.

They go further than legibility into proscription.

The proscription was rigorously enforced, but remained ineffectual.

So strict!

Strict ones.

Overcoming a deep-seated proscription against killing is not easy.

After Waterloo Alexander's intervention saved him from the Bourbon proscription.

Super strict.