Sentence examples for bound by fear from inspiring English sources

"In dictatorships the population is bound by fear.

But if Betty is bound by fear and guilt, she's also bound by love.

Our culture is particularly bound by fear of sexuality and that fear is translated to individuals from childhood on.

To insure domestic tranquility and provide for the common defense, we have transformed the land of liberty and opportunity into a gated community bound by fear to keep the others out, and turned public space and the public square into battlefields for personal interests.

That alone can constrain players - who become bound by their fear of failure - but in Hartley they have a progressive, clever and resourceful manager.

And finally, by the age of 20, I was able to dig within myself and rescue the purposeful woman who would replace the fragile teenager bound by her fears and steered by wrong intent.

The negotiations were complicated because some nations feared being bound by overly rigid European rules.

They fear judges will be bound by the regulations to hold secret hearings.

At night, she said, they occasionally heard mournful singing coming from his bedroom, but bound by politeness and maybe a hint of fear, they left him undisturbed.

Of course, Don and Peggy are also bound by some very deep ties, including the fear that they are, on some level, superfluous and maybe even worthless.

One such claim which Lord Saatchi still repeats is that doctors are bound by law to give only "the standard treatment" and fear being sued if they try anything different.