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Somehow I seemed to have chanced across a second ailment with a forbidding reputation that carried no immediate threat to my well-being.

This may seem to do the opposite of what you want it to, but by making something forbidding, the allure of it becomes stronger.

Door-god Jiang has his hands behind his back, a bulging belly and a forbidding countenance as if he might show his bad temper at any time.

The church looked forbidding. Perhaps the rather strict parson would not approve of her travelling so far on a Sunday.

A few of these spores found a toehold on the dark, forbidding rocks and grew and began to work their transformation upon the land.

He said courts should not be allowed to grant injunctions forbidding the reporting of parliament.

Hindley, enjoying his discomfiture , gratified to see what a forbidding young blackguard he would be compelled to present himself.

These experiences had not made Jung stern or forbidding, but had given him a puckish sense of humor.

I tried forbidding her to see them anymore, but it didn't work.

There was something forbidding on her face and I didn't dare to look at her.

The slope on either side was extremely steep and forbidding, and yet I thought that I could work my way down on either side.

I looked him in the eye, and he looked like something forbidding was going to happen.

Forbidding private phone calls in the office cannot really reduce the company's expenses; it's just being penny wise and pound foolish .

And so for three long days he placed that fish before my eyes, forbidding me to look at anything else, or to use any artificial aid.

Two out of three states subsequently passed legislation opposing Real ID, or even forbidding participation in any of its requirements.

This system was the result of the rulers' actualizing the forbidding policy in the Mongolia region.

Mountains of wind-driven snow and ice lay endlessly before him, the most forbidding place in all the Realms.

The forest that surrounded us was enormous and forbidding. Moss hung eerily from damp branches and a fog danced around the tree trunks.

Also, forbidding, doctrinaire, witty, obsessed and almost inhumanly brave as her illness ground her along on her long passage to death.

And she would allow me to blame her, as I artificially put her down to my friends for forbidding me to do the thing I least wanted to do.

A man of rather forbidding countenance drew a revolver and thrust the weapon into his face .

Signs forbidding the practice were put up in shops, theatres, taverns, parks, etc.

He's found a forbidding, yet fossil-fertile spot to conduct his search.

also, he knew that in that direction the Arctic Circle cut its forbidding way across the Canadian Barrens.

He spoke in Tibetan, and his delivery was stern and admonitory, like a forbidding, old-fashioned father reprimanding his children.

Typically the input to a JET will be a configuration file and not user input (though there is nothing forbidding this).

After that he became important and forbidding to me, and I never dared laugh at his presence.

The more expensive kind of antique shop is usually a forbidding place.

But wading into the world of particle physics to shut down the LHC would be a forbidding proposition for anyone in judges' robes.

you were having dinner with the night before last about your landlord forbidding anyone at your place from having animals?

For nearly a decade they had been building a road through the forbidding mountains and jungles bordering the two countries.

The villa rose above them, as gray and forbidding as the stone mountain. The meeting was about to begin.

As can be seen by a research on comparative law, the effectiveness of the clause of forbidding assignment has been gradually restricted.

King George's forbidding mother wrote to him, exasperated that more people in the House of Commons had not cheered the sellout.

This forbidding figure speaks in the voice of your deepest doubt, your greatest fear or your own propensity to criticise yourself.

In case direct sellers violate related rules of Regulations on Forbidding Pyramid Selling, their applications will not be accepted.

However, one major advocacy group suggested that there may be other points to consider before forbidding patients to smoke.

Well, if you do not like smoke and your neighbor wants to smoke, you point to the sign forbidding smoking.

When reporters approach to chat with the survivors the police immediately step in, pushing and shoving and forbidding any interviews.

One's self, enclosed in an exclusive space, carefully avoids touching other people's hearts while forbidding their rash access.

Grant only very narrow permissions at first -- at least forbidding arbitrary users from modifying it.

Just like static detection of bad generic constructor calls, forbidding polymorphic recursion conflicts with incremental class compilation.

Enjoying your happy life? Don't you know the regulation of forbidding smoking in the student's handbook?

The obstacles to fundamental change are so forbidding that leaders will always be tempted to try to muddle through.

These measures include forbidding mortagages released to any customer buying a third house.

Offering no assistance, she warns of a violent, unseen force lurking in the forbidding countryside.

The terrain forbidding and, with the winter snows expected next month, so is the weather.

South Korea blocks such sites under laws forbidding dissemination of false information or activities against the state.

It's true Mondrian is forbidding, ascetic, pure, impersonal, ideal, clear beyond the mess of an ordinary life.

The Romance form is dark and forbidding, indicating how difficult it is to create an identity without a stable society.

Of course, that's easier said than done; the Arctic is a forbidding, isolated area, short of people and encased in ice much of the year.

Moreover, the expanses of interplanetary space are not the forbidding barrier they once seemed.

But we see the same forces and instincts driving the lives of its fauna as we tour some of the most forbidding territory anywhere.

The court has issued an injunction forbidding them to strike for a month.

Preaching the kingdom of God, and teaching those things which concern the Lord Jesus Christ, with all confidence, no man forbidding him.

forbidding First of all, he wrote out a long list of all the foods which were forbidden.

Qian Ye-go day, Meng Han's wife allowed him to go to the station, while forbidding them to talk, so two people waved across the glass.

forbidding him to eat the tree of the knowledge of good and evil, upon the pain of death.

The basic characteristic of England forbidding begging at this period is elites' suggestion, government legislation, and towns' execution.

The landscape of Jackson Hole, Wyoming, where central bankers gathered at their annual conference last week, is spectacular and forbidding.

The only way to keep this from happening is to go spelunking in our own forbidden, forbidding depths.

Issue: Whether forbidding interracial marriages is a violation of the equal protection clause.

It won't stick in my mind with the same forbidding potency, but might it change my view of the company?

Of Arabia society much wife make, having the rule of forbidding, not be concubinage of elephantine China feudal society.

They try to read the wording of the initiative, but find it forbidding.

But the writer holds that it is not suitable for forbidding government committing for trade risks absolutely.

Judge Kaplan issued a temporary order in February forbidding enforcement of the Ecuadorean verdict.

Native Americans, most recently the Shoshone, found ways to adapt to the more recent and forbidding desert conditions that exist here now.

My transportation, a gassy Bactrian named Circle, was undaunted by the forbidding landscape.

the practice of closing hillside and forbidding pasturing challenged the traditional practice.

enhancing self-discipline, improving audiences'media literacy, and forbidding Joking and KUSO.

Then I saw a police officer with a forbidding look on his face.

The treaty governing the European Union includes a "no bail-out" clause, forbidding countries from assuming the debts of others.

Otherwise, the trick is to be polite but forbidding.

The newspapers intended to publish some of those documents, and the government sought a court order forbidding the publication.

The mistake is in not forbidding the serpent; then ADam will have eaten the serpent.

The guide had replied, "To make our FBI headquarters seem less secret, less closed in, less ominous and forbidding. "

Both had deliberately disobeyed rules expressly forbidding their actions.

He points out that earnings per share are on track to continue their steady growth this year, despite the forbidding climate.

it is altogether dry , and altogether pointed , and altogether harsh and forbidding . and the people have no imagination.

All states protected banks within their borders by forbidding entry by banks headquartered in other states.

Hence, the forbidding fences, railings and barrier controlling access to the facility.

of a stern or strict bearing or demeanor; forbidding in aspect.

The Bill of Rights, forbidding federal restriction of personal freedoms and guaranteeing a range of legal protections, was adopted in 1791.

Stern or forbidding, as in manner or appearance: spoke in a severe voice.

He's against people who are teaching that, he's against people who are forbidding marriage and teaching any kind of dietary restrictions.

If your data loads run for long periods of time, then consider forbidding only merges during peak load times.

Color fastness and serviceability are superior to forbidding the dyestuffs.

Uniforms are more casual, less formal and forbidding, and the force itself is smaller.

enchanting He could be very enchanting but also rather forbidding.

The cellar was dark and forbidding; moreover, I knew a family of mice had nested there.

eg. Congress has passed an act for forbidding the public sale of the drug.

Students, however, hold that forbidding love affairs among college students in not good.

Police took control of towns under an effective curfew, forbidding most Bolivians from leaving their homes and banning the sale of alcohol.

"The state already has laws and regulations forbidding discrimination against HIV carriers when they apply for jobs, " Zheng Jineng said.

Or else, it's impossible to stop the egg trades only by simply forbidding women selling eggs.

The Forbidden City got its name by forbidding common people to enter unless they were given permission.

Queries on the Stipulation that "Forbidding the People once Deprived of Political Rights Working at Public Places of Entertainment"

Early submarines could go deep enough, but the terrain was impossibly forbidding.

The star was surrounded by a forbidding line of body guards.

To kick a cat is a cruel act. Parliament has passed an Act forbidding the killing of rare animals.

Even under a clear blue sky, the village looked forbidding, AS all the houses were built of grey mud bricks.

A federal court issued an injunction forbidding the union to continue the strike.

In addition, the military issued orders forbidding western Indians from leaving reservations.

On December 22, 1775, he signed the American Prohibition Act into law, forbidding all commerce with the colonies.

In the United Kingdom, a law forbidding people with epilepsy to marry was repealed only in 1970.

Bestsellers can still do well without forbidding sharing.

having a unfriendly or danger look He has got a forbidding appearance.

There is a moral here for all the countries, and not just for the big death-forbidding country, America.

Even by those forbidding measures, however, Musa's task is a thankless one.

He doesn't have what people call an "open" look, but is restrained at times, despite his amiability, forbidding.

parliament has passed an act forbidding the killing of rare animals.

Parliament has passed an act forbidding the killing of wild animals.

Forbidding non- denominational prayer in public schools and at educational ceremonies.

After strictly forbidding wine with take wine boating.

4 experts are considering one proposal about forbidding teenagers to peddle the liquor and the cigarette.

Grim, gloomy, or forbidding in appearance or outlook.

The Self-Regulation of Internet Website on Badness Information Such as Forbidding Distributing Obscene and Eroticism Information etc.

Norwegian Town Plans to Pass Curfew Forbidding Barking Dogs From Being Out at Night.

Charles 2 did his bit to counter the growth of tea, with several acts forbidding its sale in private house.

In March 1862 Congress enacted a new article of war forbidding army officers to return fugitive slaves to their masters.

Even under a clear blue sky, the village looked forbidding, as all the houseswere built of grey mud bricks.

Now domestic appliances come with forbidding labels, such as "no user-serviceable parts" and "disassembly voids warranty" .

Notices forbidding the open-air drying of clothes or the ise pf water points for car washing.

In my (limited) experience, being forbidding is dead easy.

Therefore, many countries have worked out laws forbidding smokers to smoke in public places such as cinemas, hospitals and stations.

So for example, I pasted the photo of the minaret in Switzerland a few weeks after they voted the law forbidding minarets in the country.

In one sense, that job looks less forbidding than the sound and fury suggests.

200-year-old law forbidding women to wear trousers in Paris has finally been revoked.

With their ornate turrets, spires, gabled windows and forbidding facades, many of them certainly look haunted.

They overturned in 1923 state wartime statutes forbidding the use of foreign languages in school.

I don't think so. We can help them to quit smoking by forbidding it in the office.

She has a forbidding manner and is slow in making friends.

Even now there stretches before us a long, forbidding road.

brusque and surly and forbidding.

Its forbidding climate and wild seas prevented the migration and development of land animals such as the Arctic regions know.

That is the reason. I am not forbidding you to do anything.

After the Apollo mission of the 1960s and '70s, the moon was regarded as a dead, forbidding place with little to offer future explorers.

There is a clause in the contract forbidding tenants to sublet.

The house looked dark and forbidding .

Hatred can be done away with by forbidding it.

"Last year, the provincial party committee issued an order forbidding reporting on this case, " says a local official.

In Benin, for example, a statue of a 19th-century king holds his hand up, symbolically forbidding the French to enter.

The mountain looked dark and forbidding in the storm.

I see my friend poised behind her leather-topped desk looking forbidding and elegant: a professor fatale, no less.

And unlike the U. S. , which has restrictions forbidding unpasteurized cheeses, Hong Kong has import laws that are more relaxed, he adds.

There are no laws about voting trust in China; neither is the laws forbidding this behavior.

is usually a forbidding place. A man of rather forbidding countenance

She was rather forbidding and was not to me a warm person,

But, as remote and forbidding as it is, this is an ancient human landscape, settled and travelled across for millennia.

more than all that it was those dresses that made women so unknowable and forbidding,

To be deported by government of China and the forbidding validity (fixed number of years) of entry China is unexpired;

They're too big, too forbidding, and I can't imagine feeling that I'm part of them, and that I'm in them. I retreat into sleep;

He thought he could overwhelm and scare off Hung-chien with the forbidding mannerism of Mussolini or Hitler

forbidding any transaction from the front-office onto middle-office applications

Thus encouraged, he proceeded gravely to the execution of his duty, and , strictly forbidding all aggravating expressions on either side

Circular of the Ministry of Finance, Forbidding Financial Institutes to Open Illegal or Secret Account Overseas

The Rule of "Forbidding Selling False and Inferior Drugs" is Applicable to Medical Institutions as Well

Stern suggests unyielding disposition, uncompromising resolution, or forbidding appearance or nature: Stern

The Design and Implement of the System Forbidding Hostility Download of VOD Service

forbidding the conclusion of a large-sum credit cooperation agreement without any specific project;

and forbidding assigning the construction units and selling or buying establishment and material forcefully to the corporation;

Discussion on the System of Forbidding of Competing Business and Illegal Operating of Kindred Business Crime

A sociological study of forbidding the official merchants in the Tang Dynasty

Exploration and Practice to Carry out Forbidding Herd and Rotation Grazing in Linfen City

Probing into the Environmental Problem After Forbidding Mining in Daxinganling Sandy Gold Mine

Discussion on decision principle of forbidding and using cautiously food classify during large-scale events

A Ponderation on Setting up a Principle of Forbidding the Abuse of Rights in Civil Laws

Applying technology and safety management of door forbidding system in subway station

The supplement notify about the proclamation on forbidding importing and marketing beef food from the country happened BSE

Forbidding Short Sale and Degeneration of Investors'Behavior: a Model Analysis

Legislation Improvement on the Loyal Duty of Forbidding to Compete with Employers

Forestation Technology of Closing Hills and Forbidding Grazing in Fuxin

The problem caused with limiting copper uses and forbidding antibiotics in swine diet

On exceptional situation of principle of forbidding search at night

A Jurisprudential Analysis of Forbidding Misuse of Rights

Analysing the Purpose of Forbidding Northeast in Qing Dynasty

the dank walls and barred windows of the forbidding castle

On the Principle of Forbidding the Trade of Inside Story in Security Market

The Reasons for Forbidding Drift Net Fishing in Mare Liberum

At the shore of forbidding illusions

On Forbidding Seizure of Company's Chance

a clouded moon that made the path sombre and forbidding

A new green drug-forbidding strategy

100 times more poisonous than the forbidding white arsenic

getting any numbe of intimations that his friend's childhood hadbeen unuaually bleak and forbidding

Notices forbidding the open-air drying of clothe or the use of water points for car washing,