Sentence examples for bound to vindicate from inspiring English sources

PAGE 1 FRANCE'S LEFT In "Left in Dark Times," Bernard-Henri L? feels bound to vindicate the French left and to say that it requires a makeover.

In one sense, the Administration is bound to disappoint, and Brooks's "epistemological skepticism" is bound to be vindicated.

They are bound to.

This was bound to happen.

Something is bound to happen.

It is bound to retaliate.

It is bound to fail.

Conflict is bound to ensue.

It's bound to happen.

(Someone is bound to insist in comments that the Austrians were even righter; so, how's that hyperinflation by 2010 thing going?) Yet our political discourse, and even much of what economists are saying, is proceeding as if the inflation and crowding-out types had been vindicated rather than utterly refuted by events.

That's bound to change.