Sentence examples for bound to deny from inspiring English sources

The government is bound to deny any connection with the health of the economy and the sickness of society.

Is the Court having once written dicta calling a tomato a vegetable bound to deny that it is a fruit forever after?

Writers read each other, obviously; they are bound to deny it, but they write for each other, too, in a remote and buried sense..

Plath had a strong sexual appetite that she felt bound to deny and hide in the name of feminine virtue, even as she went out on countless dates with aggressive, sometimes assaultive men.

"We don't differentiate between Israeli parties because they are bound to deny our people's rights and continue the aggression on us," he said.

If we know the conditions imposed by the reduction relation on pairs of theories or properties, we will also know what these anti-reductionist theories are bound to deny.

The difficulty for the chancellor was that, having been for so long denied, people want jam, which he was bound to refuse them.

The soluble scFv, when it bound to the enzyme, presumably denies the substrate access to the active site.

Revelations that rich businessmen may have been allowed to think they would receive honours if they paid for an academy (which Mr Smith, for his part, denies) was bound to make headlines, especially given the bigger problems with murky political-party finances.

Also, the scFvs bound to the active site and denied the access to the substrate.

The three clones studied showed inhibition of enzyme activity, suggesting that they bound to the active site and denied the access to the substrate.