In that view, humanity is a kind of Prometheus bound by a constricting web of old institutional arrangements that the Internet must clear away.
Inequality (3.17) can be treated either as a kind of upper bound for the Lipschitz matrix or as a smallness assumption on the period p, the latter interpretation presenting the scheme as particularly appropriate for the study of high-frequency oscillations.
The closest I could approximate was a kind of bound-leg yogic tree pose.
We do not expect artists to be heroes, but we have come to accept that the art of totalitarian regimes is, by a kind of moral corollary, bound to be bathetic kitsch.
After 15 Rc1, Bonin has achieved a kind of Maroczy bind with his c4 and e4 pawns restraining a center thrust by the d6 pawn.
Thus, the iconic ghetto is, paradoxically, both a stigma and a sign of authenticity for some American blacks -- a kind of double bind that beleaguers many middle-class black parents.
Luce's publications served as a kind of cultural adhesive that bound the middle class to a shared understanding of the world and ushered it through periods of war and economic hardship.
"So it can't be that there's a kind of ancestral state which binds us to birds because we're so distant from birds".
(For the record, I don't think Hillary is a bad person. I think she has bad politics. She has been corrupted by the system. This has put her in a different kind of bind.
This arrangement provided a kind of social adhesive that crosscut and bound together the larger body politic.
Such a poignant act seems to arise at the most devastating of statements: even as Flexn offers a kind of emancipation, each dancer remains invisibly bound together by the shackles of history.
