Sentence examples for taboo discussed from inspiring English sources

"I have never seen tact and taboo discussed in the same context, but one is just a hard version of the other, and it's not clear where people draw the line between their private concerns and these social limits".

Was this really the same Jenni Murray who has spent her career tackling topics that were once considered taboo, discussing "urinary incontinence over elevenses" (her phrase)?

We found no contradictions, and, in fact, we found very close concurrences between the animal, plant, and activity taboos discussed in the literature and the animal, plant, and activity responses on the surveys, and between the interviewed faculty's answers and the surveyed students' answers regarding the influence of taboos on Native Americans' participation in STEM.

And so, at Camp David, Barak broke the final taboo, and discussed sharing Jerusalem with the Palestinians.

Given the often taboo topics discussed, participants seemed grateful for the opportunity to 'let it all out' among others that could relate.

"I know it's taboo to discuss it at work.

"There remains for some people, and it is not irrational, a significant taboo about discussing cancer.

For much of the last century, formalist critics considered it taboo to discuss Vermeer's subject matter.

The lessons are part of a nationwide campaign aimed at breaking the taboo of discussing dying with children.

"I don't think there's anything that's taboo to discuss at this point," she said.

Chinese swimming sensation Fu Yuanhui has earned plaudits back home for breaking the sporting taboo of discussing menstruation.