Sentence examples for to forbidding from inspiring English sources
verb
To disallow; to proscribe.
- Smoking in the restaurant is forbidden.
Back to forbidding reality.
But at the same time ticket prices have been inflated to forbidding, sky-scraping highs.
To forbidding me any kind of comfort items, they added new rules.
Families did the best they could, for as long as they could, or turned to forbidding public institutions for help.
Mr Feser's fondness for "incarceration and" could just as easily be applied to forbidding felons from using telephones, or wearing shoes, or eating onions.
Scott's cinematic style has both sweep and depth as she switches focus from the gritty streets of Glasgow to forbidding stretches of pristine mountain wilderness.
To forbid states from banning racial intermarriage?
Do we want to forbid such writing?
"It's difficult to forbid it.
So they decided to forbid dress-wearing to kindergarten.
It is the duty of government to forbid such behavior.
