Sentence examples for bound to believe from inspiring English sources

Well, as Herodotus says, my business is to record what people say – but I am by no means bound to believe it.

We who slave to produce the many thousands of words each day to inform and entertain them are bound to believe that we are engaged in providing an essential public service.

It is hard in matters so mystical to say how literally one is bound to believe the doctrine he teaches and even more difficult to say how far it is reliance upon a teacher's literal belief which induces followers to give him money.

That drink, I am bound to believe, improves his learning curve and pleasure in the language, and maybe carves a little place around the heart for lemonade and story-telling in future times.

While some are saying cryptocurrencies are bound to collapse, others believe it's the beginning of a blockchain revolution.

Unlike the millions who have no expectations that a new US administration can change their world, we who choose to believe are bound to be disappointed.

Challenging the dress code was bound to dismay those who believe that traditional dress gives orchestras a visual uniformity, allowing the soloists to stand out.

In this economy-wide recession, weakness on the demand side is bound to persist, and we believe that supply will have to fall further, given also the great wave of foreclosures that is adding to the excess of supply in the market.

Transferrin bound to its receptor is believed to move sequentially to early-endosomes, then to recycling-endosomes (REs) and subsequently is recycled to the cell surface.

Any observation that suggests we know what all Christians, Jews, and Muslims think or believe is bound to be wrong.

Incentives, the economists believe, are bound to matter.