Sentence examples for a subject bound from inspiring English sources

Van Meegeren, since his death, in 1947, has become a compulsive reference for philosophical discussions of fact and fraud in art — a subject bound to disquiet art lovers.

By submitting to the law of the father (his no and name) the child assumes a symbolic identity and place in the human universe of meaning, i.e., the child becomes a subject, bound by law and bearer of language.

It has no land to defend; no police to enforce law and order; it does not have subjects, bound by a clear cluster of rights, obligations and cultural signals.

10.7554/eLife.06678.005 Figure 4. Subjects' bound settings relative to the optimal bound.

In both cases, the subjects' bound parameters were well below those found to maximize the reward rate.

To favor SWR1 binding in one orientation, we reconstituted mono-nucleosomes bearing only one 60 bp linker and subjected bound nucleosomes to hydroxyl radical footprinting.

And opening her house to her subjects binds the monarch to her people.

A member of her team described the views of Francome and others as "healthy debate" on a subject that was bound to divide opinion.

It's a subject that's bound to ruffle a few feathers, not least since the author isn't only a scientist, but also an atheist who regards religion in the same light as the UFOs and the paranormal - that is to say altogether unbelievable.

ON a recent evening, when Dan Zanes met his brother Warren at the artist Peter Nadin's studio in TriBeCa, the conversation inevitably veered toward a subject that has bound and bedeviled this pair of rock musician-brothers for two decades: the time they were almost famous together.

History and the interconnectivity of subject binds these earlier pieces together, as titles and topics play off one another across the surface of each work.