Sentence examples for bound to point from inspiring English sources

For more on the historical perspective of The King's Speech, I'm duty bound to point you towards Alex von Tunzelmann's excellent Reel History instalment on it here.

Mr. Pollini is the piano's master curator, with a wise and devoted ear duty bound to point out what is pertinent and correct.

As Ally Ross of The Sun says "LoveIsland may be the seventh layer of tv hell...but I'm duty bound to point out its 100 times more entertaining than Big Brother".

Conservative viewers were almost bound to point out that the main roles in Julius Caesar are supposed to be acted by men, and that plays should have a coherent, linear narrative.

Pixar spends at least four years working on each of its films, so this one would have been in development long before rival DreamWorks released How to Train Your Dragon last year – yet some critics are bound to point out the resemblance between the two movies.

As always, in a debate about which democratic system is the best, people are bound to point out the flaws in other countries' systems: the perils of alternative voting, the contradictions in devolution, the weaknesses of federal systems, the risks of coalition government and so on.

Though growth is bound to level off at some point in the near future, that's actually a relatively conservative prediction in my book.

The next day, Clinton offered the obvious retort: "If not paying taxes makes him smart, what does that make all the rest of us?" To absolve him of being insensitive, we are duty-bound to point out that Michael Gerson wrote this Homer Simpson-esque metaphor before the New Jersey train derailment happened.

It is suggested that the Y7 peak comes from the recombination of an exciton bound to the point defect which is trapped by the stress field of the dislocation [17].

Note that the fixed point of f is bound to the fixed point of F and F ( a ) is the unique fixed point of F on [ 0, a ], implying that F ( a ) is the unique fixed point of f on [ 0, a ].

When I asked Campos why he would propose the moratorium if it was bound to fail, he pointed out that it provided political capital behind other affordable housing initiatives.