Sentence examples for bound to regard from inspiring English sources

The French government was bound to regard this turn of events with suspicion and hostility.

In auditing those accounts, they would have been bound to regard such action of the secretary as final.

The answer is that they are bound to regard the prosecutors of no less than 26 countries, including Poland and Romania – as perfect.

THOSE who believe that globalisation throttles democracy, gouges the poor and fouls the environment are bound to regard today's mostly open markets for international capital as evil.

A banker said: "Salmond will never say this publicly, but he is bound to regard the depoliticisation of where we base ourselves as a good thing.

that each one is morally bound to regard the good of any other individual as much as his own, except in so far as he judges it to be less, when impartially viewed, or less certainly knowable or attainable by him" (Sidgwick, 1907: 382).

"Trapped within the multiple, fractured reflections of the base, the new body is born, bound to endlessly regard itself like Narcissus, the originator of the selfie".

Questions are bound to arise regarding the short- and long-term impact of this decision upon the Mark Singer brand, which has become synonymous with glacially slow wordsmithing in the pursuit of middlebrow accessibility.

This year, Wang got off to an atrocious start and is in Tampa, Fla., trying to right himself; Kennedy is awaiting surgery for an aneurysm in an artery near his right shoulder; Chamberlain now has a sore thumb; and more doubts are bound to resurface regarding Hughes.

Every attempt to consciously or unconsciously—(re)inforce Oedipus (Sprengnether 1985) is bound to be regarded as a reactionary enterprise.

Given how much predictive error varies across the model space (e.g., Fig. 4), any approach based on the overall sPRED seems bound to be overly optimistic regarding the reliability of predicted potencies for some compounds.