Sentence examples for bound to move from inspiring English sources

The words were bound to move a man like Bush.

Dr. Sternberg said she was legally bound to move forward with the magnet plan for New Lebanon.

It is no mystery: when the privileged in rich, western societies became a majority, they were bound to move to the right, since they had much to conserve.

For a small-town practitioner, these appointments can be a lucrative source of income; to remain in the good graces of the judges who dole them out, some lawyers feel bound to move cases quickly.

LEATHER was bound to move out of the library, but who would have thought it would turn up on floors and walls, where it has hardly been seen since the 1920's, when designers like Jean-Michel Frank were using hides in unusual ways?

At Loyola Marymount's School of Film and Television, Stephen Ujlaki, a new dean who worked for years as a film and television producer, contends that film training should leave students with a knowledge of the arts and a business savvy that will get them through lives that are bound to move in unexpected directions.

But the move is bound to prompt fresh discussion about the extent to which artists can legitimately use shock and graphic images to make points and address controversial issues.

And, in another move bound to make foreign investors think twice, it decided this week to spend up to €1.23 billion increasing its stake in Renault, to force the carmaker to implement a new rule granting extra rights to long-term shareholders.European firms are themselves beginning to do big deals once more.

The Red Sox are bound to make another bad move at the trade deadline, and what better target than an expensive aging player?

Once people saw the facts, the evidence, the black and white figures...they were bound to be moved and to take action.

Soundararajan and Bullock have now examined how complexes containing multiple motors bound to accessory proteins move molecules of messenger RNA to specific sites within cells.