"But I don't want to be bound by ideas that were common 500 years ago," he said.
It's something that's not naturally obvious when you look at the tech sector, a collection of people bound by ideas that go beyond them.
But I admire Jocelyn's boldness, her ability to think differently and creatively and thus reform her life using the skills she had spent years developing, while not being bound by ideas of prestige or position or holding onto more of a salary than she actually needed.
The idea is to bind ideas of psychoanalysis with neurobiology.
To a mid-20th-century ear, tetrameter would always seem to have a rhyme planned ahead, but alliteration is what English used to bind ideas before it used rhyme, and that's good enough this time for the proudly nordic Auden: "My deuce, my double, my dear image, / Is it lively there, that land of glass".
God's will is as immutable and eternal as His knowledge; yet it is not constrained by the essential relation that binds ideas together.
But all are bound by the idea that members share the risks inherent in farming, as well as the bounty.
Prime Minister Stephen Harper said the country's military mission to Afghanistan could remain longer than scheduled, an idea bound to anger opposition parties, which have a majority in Parliament.
The mass murder of the Jews was, indeed, unprecedented in its horror; no other campaign involved such rapid, targeted and deliberate killing, or was so tightly bound to the idea that a whole people ought to be exterminated.
This included the bold notion of a regional transport authority, an idea bound to stir up old rivalries; but the businessmen were willing to offer the governor political cover in exchange for his support.As it turned out, none was necessary.
