Sentences with phrase «once frowned upon»

With an Internet - dating service to find appointments was once frowned upon and even frightening.

Online dating was once frowned upon.

Once frowned upon Internet dating services reviewed the complex.

Using an online dating service to find dates was once frowned upon and even considered scary.

Although some cultures once frowned upon dating outside of one's race, now it's common - place, and most people don't give interracial men and women in relationships a second glance.

Showing up in yoga pants and sneakers anywhere outside of the gym was once frowned upon, yet today's street - style icons and professionals alike flaunt their healthy lifestyle on the go by donning limited - edition trainers matched with high - performance sportswear and smart - tech gear.

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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?

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

I have 1 tip that might be a bit frowned upon but we've tried so often to put her down for a nap during the day by herself once she was fast asleep in me but she would wake up instantly, until she was put on her tummy.

Once territorial control is a fait accompli and an international war isn't in continuing progress since before that happened, the use of military force to resolve territorial disputes is strongly frowned upon.

Adding this tiny hint of sexiness is a favorite of mine because once you become a mom it sometimes seems frowned upon, and I am like, the hell with that.

The once frowned - upon practice has become subject of debate — even if you can pull off leggings as pants, should you?

Divorce was once heavily frowned upon within the Christian community.

There was once a time when online dating was frowned upon.

Once socially frowned upon in some cultures, more and more people accept interracial dating and marriage as.

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.

There was once a time when self publishing your work was frowned upon by the literary world.

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

Car insurance companies also frowned upon drivers working commercially and in some cases, personal auto insurance policies were actually canceled once insurance companies found out that the driver worked for Uber or Lyft.

With the current situation going on in the States about voting rights and that those (apparently blacks in particular, according to a state - side colleague) who have voted for years, now have to prove themselves as having a «right to vote» (doesn't matter that they have voted for years, apparently having had full rights)-- stirring up shades of Rosa Parks and the back of the bus story once again (that happened here, too, during the war years — I know — I witnessed it)-- discrimination of any kind needs to be frowned upon — anywhere, any time, any place.