Sentences with phrase «probably frowned upon»

Now, nearly killing your opponent in an ordinary game of rugby (let's remember I'm British, virtually the same game as American Football without the armour) is probably frowned upon.

I know it's probably frowned upon.

I'm not entirely sure, but running into a compete stranger's house and plopping down on the couch is probably frowned upon.

Not exact matches

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.

You can raise defense spending if you are raising also everything else (and not borrowing), so is, in an economic boom, and even then you're probably being frown 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.

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.