For some individuals it's not just about being bound but about what they are being bound with.
It holds us back from what we are most passionate about, binds us to our fears, and every time we hear it's voice we shrink small, so small, like Alice after drinking the magic potion with our fear looming over us.
He looked over his shoulder, about to bound in the direction of the voice.
As Nhat Hanh exhorts, echoing a major theme of the Buddha: "Do not be idolatrous about, or bound to, any doctrine, theory, or ideology, even Buddhist ones.
But developing countries would also have to make the biggest changes if an agreement were reached, and many worry about being bound to rules that they might struggle to implement.
Plus those transferable skills (gained from all our hard work researching and writing those monumental dissertations) that we all hear so much about, are bound to come in handy as the job advert requests candidates with strong analytical skills.
She said she was preparing for a role when Mr. Protas tied her hands loosely with rope because, he told her, the piece was about being bound and trapped.
Since this approach does not require any information about the bound of uncertainties, this information is not needed in advance.
It means that only about 24 (101,315/4254) bound templates are needed to do the time-consuming structural alignment with the query per prediction.
