Sentence examples for bound to something from inspiring English sources
The waiting is their task, and they are saying, all the time, 'Are we bound to something?' Yes: they are bound to the waiting".
He insisted that the individual "be bound to something higher, and capable of sacrificing something, in extreme cases even everything, of his banal, prosperous private life".
Technically, it is part of a group called phosphoproteins, collections of proteins bound to something containing phosphoric acid.
Furthermore, the excitation-emission-scan suggested that the intracellular Nile Red is likely bound to something else than nanoparticles, as the excitation and emission maxima do not correspond to those of Nile Red in nanoparticles, which has excitation and emission maxima of 540 and 600 nm, respectively.
But to be truly spiritual, ironically, is to be bound to something greater than ourselves.
How could a service intricately bound to something so fun be so devoid of soul?
Kinky Friedman's candidacy is bound to be something; what that something is is still up for debate.
"When you look for something, you are bound to find something that fits your theory," Vriesendorp says.
"If you give something, the recipient is honor bound to give something back," he said.
In the pre-internet, days if you wanted to see something weird, you went down the UHF dial and you were bound to see something kind of strange.
