Sentences with word «frowned»

It is a saturated fat, so it has made a strong come back from a history of being frowned upon for that reason.

Some cooks use flour to thicken their goulash, but this practice is very much frowned upon by true Hungarians.

Leading someone into transgressions is frowned upon, so an observant Jew spells out the name of the Deity incompletely, as in «G * d».

At that time, family feasts, some of which I was invited to, were rarely attended by foreigners because the government frowned on it.

While Bobby digs into his Brussels sprout and molten cheese creation, Nacho enjoys his own, savoring a few minutes of (usually frowned - upon) kitchen counter time before retreating to his favorite cabinet hideaway.

I frowned once I saw that there were dates, nuts and cocoa powder in the recipe -LCB- some family members have sensitivities -RCB-.

Since wine is frowned upon during pregnancy, this has been my «go to».

I wanted to eat all 12 of them at once, but I know that's frowned upon.

And since she really frowned on alcohol of all sorts, there was of course no rum in ours!

I ended up mixing in some ketchup to tone down the spice, which Tal Ronnen may have frowned upon...

Due to the heavy West Indian influence on the islands and large Hindu and Muslim populations, consumption of beef and pork is frowned upon, and chicken curry is practically considered a national dish.

I have to get all health - freak up in here and talk about the nastyt ingredients in boxed mixes so people understand those mixes are not frowned upon simply because they are supposedly quicker (which I highly debate).

Contrary to popular belief, they don't eat as much pasta as we think;) Anyway, it feels good to try something different, something that's usually frowned upon because it's not necessarily good for you.

I seemed to get away with what would normally be frowned upon with my excuse that, «I'm here from Florida and want to make sure that I remember the wonderful flavors from Madison.»

Grab a couple carrots and see if these are the carrot muffins you've been waiting for too... and let me assure you, a dollop of cream cheese icing on top would not be frowned upon at all:)

Is that frowned upon?!)

The raisins would have been frowned upon in my house though!

But, since arm - eating is frowned upon let's just pour this beautiful syrup over pumpkin pancakes.

This kind of talk is severely frowned upon, and I know that whenever I go to mosque everyone views it as a disgrace.

Family planning needs to be encouraged rather than frowned upon by company owners grasping at justification from the Bible.

If it's a dreary place where kids feel they're being babysat, or where questions are frowned upon and contradictions shoved into the background, then we communicate to them: God is boring.

CNN: Is praying for a lottery win frowned upon?

(This practice is generally frowned upon, and it can run into magic.

They judge anyone who doesn't think like them or lives like them, when in all honesty, that kind of thinking and those kind of actions are specifically frowned upon by Jesus.

contraception frowned upon..

It is interesting for Western Europeans to note that the term «Eastern Europe» was deeply frowned upon by the participants from these latter countries, who insisted instead on «Central Europe.»

Eventually Hesychasm won the endorsement of the Orthodox but it was frowned on by the Roman Catholics.

Just as not drinking and smoking happen to be frowned upon by the religious.

If you are willing to out yourself as a recovering alcoholic in order to possibly help others or shed light on a topic it is not frowned upon but looked at as a major step in recovery.

To protect against murder, groups might be formed within which the weaker are protected and murder is clearly frowned upon, and dealt with harshly.

Makeup is a no no and jewelry frowned upon.

This overt evangelical support for Israel aligns a branch of American Protestantism that traditionally has frowned upon religious involvement in political matters with the traditionally liberal U.S. Jewish community.

I find it hard to understand why something with such importance, such a good message and something that has driven and molded civilization as we know it today is frowned upon by people.

It does seem it could be an interesting world if everyone had his own god with the caveat that it was illegal or maybe at least socially frowned upon to have the same god as anyone else.

Language purists of the late 18th century discouraged this usage, although «one or more» and «person or persons» were not frowned on and remain frequent in the language.

I know that full well that often times the hard pressure of ministry are «frowned» upon so that not much really gets done.

At that time, and through many centuries later, it was not, as far as I can tell, frowned upon for men to beat their wives.

Genocide is unhealthy... but it is not frowned upon in all cases by every major religion... so that must make is ok... right?

Why should it be acceptable for christians, jews, muslims or others to convert people to their religion, but once a group of atheists speaks up it is frowned upon?

This is what happens when you live in a society where se.xuality is so heavily frowned upon by the religious folks in high positions of power who attempted to suppress it for centuries.

but i am a human, i lie, cheat, steal, gamble... i think the appearence of humanity in ones savior is so frowned upon because of the claim of divinity — yet the morals in the bible are that of men....

Yes, I recall when «wine» was frowned upon in my particular evangelical community... and then later, a bit of wine became OK (but beer was the great no - no).

A few typical chapter names are «The Cow,» the longest of all, «The Spider,» «The Night Journey,» «Cattle,» «The Sun,» «He Frowned.»

There was a time I would have frowned deeply and stopped listening because of that.

Oh sure, they may talk a lot about the Bible, and may even memorize large portions of it, but attempting actually learning what those passages mean is frowned upon.

I don't know is frowned upon probably because it didn't go over well with our parents when we were little, but intellectually curious adults find «I don't know» to be honest and refreshing, and even a platform from which to take a subjest further.

Those doubts were at first dismissed, then frowned upon, then treated as though I had been possessed by demons by my mentors and teachers.

The questioning ones like my hubby and I were frowned upon and worked out of the group.

The same sins that God frowned upon 2000 yrs ago are the same sins we as humans commit today.

Imaginary gods is called idolatry and is most frowned upon.