Sentence examples for bound to stand from inspiring English sources
No statue is legally bound to stand forever.
In his public capacity, he felt bound to stand forward as the conscience of his people.
The third, that we are in honour bound to stand by our friends.
"That's bound to stand out just because of the rarity value".
And that is bound to stand the profession in good stead.
It certainly is not bound to stand by as a passive spectator when duties are violated and outrageous frauds are committed.
Indeed, Justice Nelson, despite feeling duty-bound to stand by Citizens United, lambasted the Court's conclusion as "utter nonsense" and "smoke and mirrors".
Even America's own generals, honor-bound to stand up for America's own interests, now side instead with the forces of evil.
These kinds of unique initiatives are bound to make you stand out from the crowd; you'll just need to be the first to do something differently.
With little real help coming their way, the Ukrainian people have bound together to stand up to the Russian empire, in a David versus Goliath-like fight.
"We are bound morally to stand up, fight and demand living wages for workers," Rev. Dr. William Barber II, who led the march onto McDonald's campus, said in the same statement.
