Sentence examples for bound to touch from inspiring English sources

In Ireland, where abortion remains illegal, such a project is bound to touch a few nerves.

Whether it adds new insights along the way may not matter to her many fans, since the story itself is bound to touch a chord.

Given the state of play with the post-Leveson shenanigans, she is bound to touch on the Labour party's current views on what should happen next and, possibly, how soon.

Try to clean contaminated pets, otherwise someone is bound to touch the pet and transfer the contamination.

The Wall Street Journal's drama critic wrote, "Anyone who lives in a tightly sealed echo chamber of self-congratulation, surrounded by yes-men who are dedicated to doing what he wants, is bound to lose touch with reality".

Two beautiful and ambitious Berliners, born just eight months apart — Marie Magdalene Dietrich, on December 27, 1901; Bertha Helene Amalie Riefenstahl, on August 22, 1902 — both bound to shape the fantasies and touch the histories of their time.

We are fundamentally bound to each other by touch in many different modalities.

Those results suggested that the nonmutated T-loop of the G89A subunits could not be activated "in trans" within the trimer by the α-ketoglutarate and ATP-bound Δ47−53 subunits; that is, the small molecule effectors must be bound to the subunit that touches the receptor.

Mr. Millington of Michael's agreed, suggesting that when so many jumbo jets land in one place, there is bound to be the occasional wing touch.

"I'm just thinking of coming out of L'Ecu after a nice lunch, walking back to Fleet Street in the sunshine and feeling great, knowing that I'd got two bloody big scoops that nobody could touch and they were bound to lead the paper.

It was bound to happen: Jane the Virgin has officially been touched for the very first time. .