Sentence examples for thought prohibition from inspiring English sources

She was against rules, against prejudice, against "anything which sets unnecessary bounds to one's imagination or limits one's train of thought, prohibition about the combination of certain colours, regulations about the proportion of flower to vase and the labelling of some plants for consumption and others for decoration".

It's hard to imagine how anyone ever thought Prohibition would work.

Zeno, the founder of Stoicism, was, according to his contemporaries, only attracted to men, and his thought had no prohibitions against same-sex sexuality.

He said that, in previous meetings, Francis and he had shared thoughts about God's prohibition of spilling human blood.

Perhaps the restraint was borne of mere oversight, but maybe -- just maybe -- part of the hush came from the thought of the ghosts of Prohibition that still haunt the city.

To explain the previous contrast in the light of Moroccan culture specificities, suicide ideation low prevalence can be relegated to the religious and cultural prohibition of suicide, or even suicide thoughts.

As the play proceeds, Heavenly Hillsboro, put under the microscope by the modern, secular America that was emerging in the 1920s, is convicted of ignorance, intolerance, gross materialism, hypocrisy, bigotry, nativism, prohibition, sexual repression, and the suppression of free thought and inquiry.

A campus culture built on prohibitions and policing students is a campus that is at odds with encouraging freedom of thought and liberty.

But it excludes some rights from suspension including the right to life, the prohibition of torture, the prohibition of slavery, the prohibition of ex post facto criminal laws, and freedom of thought and religion.

Mentions Prohibition.

National prohibition.