Sentence examples for being bound to from inspiring English sources

It would be in the spirit of Leveson, without being bound to every minor detail.

The film insists on this otherness being what makes Turing special, and being bound to his sexuality.

By Ben Greenman James Hunter's tight, taut compositions are rooted in American soul music without being bound to it.

Prometheus, the mythological figure who stole fire from the gods, was punished by being bound to a rock.

And by not being bound to the many rules dictated by vampire lore, the mermaid genre is much more flexible.

Most employees are in their 50s, with the flexible-working "iPod generation" less interested in being bound to a shop floor.

The answer, invariably yes, has everything to do with Hunter's tight, taut compositions, which are rooted in American soul music without being bound to it.

The district attorney said Marchella's grandmother, Loretta Brett, 56, witnessed the girl being bound to her bed on most days from last March to her death.

But most free agents wind up being bad values because they are systematically overpaid, as a result of younger players' being bound to their clubs.

"Mourning," said Christ, "created a powerful sense of being bound to the loyalty of the past". Residential and Family Living developed the Last Lecture series seven years ago as a means to increase contact between students and faculty.

Overall, they developed a greater sensitivity to the ways in which literary texts tell us what they are "about," and the skill of identifying the stakes without being bound to what individual characters think or feel.