Usar "fraternization" en una oración

1. “You think the Count will turn the Major in for fraternization?”

2. “There’s a fraternization rule, sir

3. In the Eretz Defense Force, that would not be a problem, because they have no rule against fraternization

4. British, who I was fighting for in that war, considered my tolerance as fraternization with the enemy and treated me as a traitor to their cause

5. � Without wanting to confess it openly, Browning felt a near fatherly affection towards Ingrid and would not have hesitated to adopt her if not for the fact that it would have clearly constituted an act of fraternization with the enemy, a crime punishable by death in time of war

6. ����������� ��Because, for me, adopting a German during that war would have been considered by the British as an act of fraternization with the enemy, a crime punishable by death at the time

7. “Not worried about fraternization rules?”

8. The Coalition has laws preventing fraternization between the ranks, but what I did was worse than that

9. The mass beside the atom; the strip of ruined wall and the broken bowl,—threatening fraternization of every sort of rubbish

10. A livid foetus rolls along, enveloped in the spangles which danced at the Opera last ShroveTuesday, a cap which has pronounced judgment on men wallows beside a mass of rottenness which was formerly Margoton's petticoat; it is more than fraternization, it is equivalent to addressing each other as thou