Sentence examples for bound to think from inspiring English sources

We are bound to think of Leonardo.

The rest of Spain is bound to think about Unamuno this year, too.

With all that information rattling around, someone was bound to think of something fun to do with it.

A party intent on engineering equal social outcomes, across regions as well as classes, is bound to think that doing so requires a centralised state.

If you're any kind of human being, you're bound to think to yourself, there must have been things I could have done differently".

One is bound to think that if it needs all these millions of pounds and dollars worth of kit to thwart the Afghan insurgents, then those wily Taliban must be getting pretty darn good at the game of asymmetric warfare.

Still, a disease that was so relentlessly fatal (50 per cent of those infected die within a week if untreated) was always bound to be thought of as a good way of instilling empire-building fear in young children.

"And I am bound to say I think the Treasury's negotiating tactics have not been very good.

The songs are about chasing elusive dreams, and they're bound to make you think about your own.

The sum of free- and albumin-bound hormone is often referred to as 'bioavailable', because 25D bound to DBP is thought to have limited biological activity.

The LD bound to LDI is thought to be a limiting factor for complete degradation of starch [ 9].