Sentence examples for traditionally unacceptable from inspiring English sources

Fiscal deficits, traditionally unacceptable to conservatives, had even become welcome to the Right, which regarded them as a way to "starve the beast".

Angelou uses everyday language, the Black vernacular, Black music and forms, and rhetorical techniques such as shocking language, the occasional use of profanity, and traditionally unacceptable subjects.

Use of modern contraception is traditionally considered unacceptable because it violates the natural process of procreation.

Wolf, who identifies as a lesbian and prefers to wear traditionally masculine clothing, was notified before the event that, in the eyes of the school, her choice of dress was unacceptable.

France remains a deeply conservative country, one in which it traditionally has been unacceptable to show off material possessions.

Such hostile corporate practices had long been seen as Anglo-Saxon or American aberrations, unacceptable in the traditionally more closed and clubby world of German industry.

This of course is simply absurd, counterintuitive and unacceptable for most traditionally grounded businessmen, particularly since this has been CEO and founder, Jeff Bezos'MOMO' from Amazon's day one.

Similarly, footpad injection, which has been traditionally used to potentiate lymphatic dissemination, is unacceptable without exceptional scientific justification and should then only involve a single paw.

Traditionally, khat consumption by women is considered socially unacceptable and is rarely used [ 14].

In Soviet times, smoking prevalence in Lithuania was traditionally low among women, because it was socially unacceptable [ 35].

"The panel wants to make the point that whilst Test matches are generally and traditionally vigorous, descent into violence, and baiting which leads to it, is, and will remain, unacceptable," Woods said.