Sentences with phrase «frowned upon things»

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«People are less inhibited, and they then will engage in things they would want to do all the time but wouldn't normally because it would be frowned upon in their social circles.»

The Church may not like the fact that their employees will do things the Church frowns upon (like utilize their health insurance to obtain birth control from their doctor), but that is not the Church's choice to make.

It makes it much more exciting to break the rules and do the things that they frown upon.

lol, i think maybe a. the name thing ship has sailed, and b. not feeding your baby would be frowned upon.

The only thing that got me through the pain was using nipple shields (also, I discovered later, frowned upon by lactivists).

It's not always a bad thing, but there is clear potential for abuse and so it's frowned upon.

I am one of those girls who would frown upon complicated technology things and send an SOS message to my guy friends...

This tendency has been frown upon a lot by society in the past, but as time goes by and people become more accepting and understanding of many things and situations, it has become very popular lately.

It's all about how brave Highsmith was, and how brave her two characters are for following their hearts in a time when such things were frowned upon.

Indeed, some things are hard to predict, even for one of the University of Montpellier's notable students, Nostradamus, the visionary who probably knew in advance when he enrolled in the school in 1529 that he would soon be expelled once the University learned he had worked as an apothecary, or pharmacist, which was frowned upon then.

When BMW first came up with the iDrive system, the world frowned upon it, calling it things like «useless», «laggy» and «unusable».

While this may be a good thing for the economically savvy customer, this would probably be frowned upon by bigger companies looking to flex their graphical muscles.

F.ex optimisation research was frowned upon because it could have shown that things were not optimal so that the mathematicians doing that were looked at like potential anti-social elements etc..

Storing large quantities of things for once - a-year occasions is increasingly frowned upon.

I tell you, I got ta plead ignorance on this thing, because if anyone had said anything to me at all when I first started here that that sort of thing is frowned upon --

I tell you, I got ta plead ignorance on this thing, because if anyone had said anything to me at all when I first started here that that sort of thing is frowned upon... you know, cause I've worked in a lot of offices, and I tell you, people do that all the time.

Being Vulgar — While this might seem intuitive (you wouldn't curse in a board room), sometimes social media's casual feel causes people to lose all sense of etiquette and tweet things their clients (not to mention, mothers) might frown upon.

Even small things, such as the frown displayed by an applicant upon arriving at an interview, or the worn - out jeans on an applicant in a roomful of suits, gave me pause as I worked to screen candidates.

It's okay for corporate owners and VIP's to own many worldly things, but when an agent does, it's frowned upon.