Sentence examples for bound by anything from inspiring English sources

"I wouldn't feel bound by anything the previous chairman had done," Mr. Shepherdson said.

Answering questions from London assembly members immediately afterwards Johnson thanked the panellists for their efforts but stressed that: "I don't consider myself bound by anything in [the report].

As the Presidents gathered for a news conference late this morning, the rebels left for the airport, saying they did not feel bound by anything the Presidents had signed.

There aren't traditions, we're not bound by anything that's gone before but we're trying to create the right processes that suit a modern democracy – getting the business done, making things happen".

"Once people learn that Passover is a holiday not bound by anything except telling the story and the order of the Seder, they run with it," said Rabbi Randi Musnitsky, Reform Judaism's regional director for New Jersey.

The US and Israel can "do what they wish with regard to the sea or any other country in Africa, but when it comes to Egyptian land, we are not bound by anything except the safety and national security of the Egyptian people", Ahmed Aboul Gheit told reporters.

But Persia's heritage of tyranny — untempered by reflection — means that its huge army and empire composed of scores of differing cultures are never really bound together by anything but fear.

In the meantime, before we finally give up the ghost on the idea of a group of people being bound together by anything like a "nation," our collective unconscious is firing its neurons at a decelerating pace.

And when we publish those policies, and campaign for them, our candidates will not be bound by a party line on anything else.

Bezos's thinking is only "bound by the laws of Physics". Anything else is fair game.

They've simply imbibed the conventional wisdom that members of Congress should be free to negotiate anything without being bound by commitments made beforehand.