Sentence examples for very frowned upon from inspiring English sources

Regarding their case, she said, "For political asylum purposes, I believe they have a strong case not only based on fear of returning to the country for exposing corruption in local government, but also based on their sexual relationship which anyone in Russia knows is very frowned upon".

That is still very frowned upon in restaurants for a very good reason: it's annoying.

Because when I was a kid leaving the country was very frowned upon.

Once upon a time this was a very frowned upon thing, but it's become the norm over time.

You get sick, gain weight, your hormones are out of control, and drinking is VERY frowned upon.

This is not an excuse to get belligerent (very frowned upon in German culture), rather a way to enjoy a few €1 (no, that is not a typo) 0.5 liter beers on the U-Bahn before barhopping and/or clubbing.

He was one of the iconic figures in actualizing the American dream and the idea that another black man could try to tear that man down was very, very much frowned upon.

"It is very much frowned upon at our quiz.

On most of South Beach it's acceptable, but further north and in some hotels it's very much frowned upon.

"In Ireland, and I think most other places, it would be very much frowned upon," he said.

As one research group leader said, "there seems to be a myth that in the university one cannot have any partnership with business", while another said "the university-business partnership is very much frowned upon at UNIRIO, although that is not my position.