Sentence examples for been closely bound from inspiring English sources

The evolution of graphic design as a practice and profession has been closely bound to technological innovations, societal needs, and the visual imagination of practitioners.

The two Berlins had been closely bound: 53,000 people lived in E. Berlin & worked in W. Berlin; 20,000 lived in the West & worked in the East; Easterners came over to the West for concerts, movies, sporting events.

At the same time, the notion of the common good has been closely bound up with the idea of citizenship, a mutual commitment to common goods and the value of political action as public service.

On the other hand, the development of formal logic has been closely bound up with providing a clear language for presenting (and evaluating) deductive mathematical reasoning.

Ludwig Mises said: "It was Liberalism that undermined the power of the classes that had for centuries been closely bound up with the Church.

Cross-culturally and throughout history, notions of purity and impurity have been closely bound up with the female body.

The two things are closely bound, interdependent.

His work, like his life, is closely bound up with contemporary Israeli life.

Because mental distress often has social links, this type of emergency room is closely bound to the world around it.

It might sound like a paradox but the fear of protest was closely bound up with the defence of liberty.

In theory, the classical and dance worlds ought to be closely bound, but they overlap less than you'd expect.