Sentence examples for bind to feel from inspiring English sources

And for an adoptee, which I am, reminders of family life are not so much about being chosen as feeling kept, enveloped, even ensnared in the beautiful torture and chaos of ties that are supposed to bind – to feel known and related to these people whom you may not like all the time, but who you feel comprise the strange, complicated backdrop of your existence.

The Ciprianis were bound to feel the recession.

You're bound to feel, the question is whether you can bear to watch.

This suggests that those companies are bound to feel further pain, according to Mr. Suria.

Against this background, Obama's speech was bound to feel unequal to the occasion.

At least some of the Davos attendees are bound to feel grateful.

For reasons both obvious and not, such a project was bound to feel diminutive.

With this much incident, Sea of Poppies is bound to feel contrived at times.

Regardless of its nation of origin, a car this inexpensive is bound to feel cheap and certain to be loud.

After all these years, the settlement was bound to feel anticlimactic, yet it was a major milestone.

They are bound to feel part of the failure of the Ridings, which will finally close its doors in summer 2009.