Sentence examples similar to bound by firm protocols from inspiring English sources

Flat areas of colour are bound by firm brush contours that contrast vibrantly with the rich texture of the hieroglyphic writing.

Edward and Florence, both 22 years old, educated yet innocent, have been married for just eight hours after a courtship bound by unspoken protocols.

Their courtship had been a pavane, a stately unfolding, bound by protocols never agreed upon or voiced but generally observed.

But flexibility will prevail only if it can be bound by a firm disciplinary framework.

The family was highly educated, respectable and bound by a firm Calvinism.

A receipt found among Sibelius's papers refers to a "Symphonie" being bound by the firm of Weilin & Göös in August 1938.

China, as well as India, were not bound by the protocol.

Other major players such as China and India are classified as developing countries and are not therefore bound by the Protocol at all ; nor do they wish to be.

That might seem surprising since same-sex couples are far less bound by protocol.

The royal family has been bound by protocol and tradition for centuries but things are done differently by the younger generation.

But only because the IAAF and its federations are bound by the stultifying protocol and lack of oversight that allowed Diack to sign unilaterally a marketing deal with Dentsu that lasts until 2029.