Sentence examples for be less bound by from inspiring English sources

They could be less bound by ideology and more pragmatic about opening up".

Oncoming generations seem to be less bound by old racialist dogmas.

Justice Thomas offered the dangerous argument in last year's school voucher case that states should be less bound by the Bill of Rights than the federal government.

Naruhito had hoped that the couple would be less bound by the reclusive and traditional strictures of the Imperial Household Agency, and in their first years of marriage he and his wife were able to travel together.

They should, suggested the German-British pair, get less bogged down in minutiae and be less bound by the need for unanimity.The letter's precise contents were less striking than its very fact.

And while labour groups have long been a reliable ATM for the Democrats in presidential elections, in state elections, they are less bound by partisan loyalties.

The Baghdad groups are less bound by tribal affiliation than the Anbar groups, relying instead on neighborhood pride and trust born of shared disdain for the Iraqi government.

Darwin went farther than his contemporaries because he was less bound by the compulsion to make the universe conform to his predilections.

Saudi Arabia depends heavily on expatriate workers, and the more Westernized prefer living in compounds where they are less bound by the strict religious rules of the country at large.

Supreme Court Justices are less bound by precedent than any other kind of judge, so one can never know for sure how even an experienced jurist like Sotomayor will rule once she has that freedom.

Journalists, on the other hand, are less bound by conventions — or have been since the post-Watergate era, roughly the last time most reporters felt the need to wear a dress or a tie in the field.