Sentence examples for conventionally bound from inspiring English sources

Sometimes it comes conventionally bound, at other times with a CD attached, bound with a rubber band, or in a box.

This is because an ascertainment of the lack of true existence is held to be necessary to counteract the directly opposed notion – the apprehension of true existence which is the misinterpretation of reality (as more than simply conventionally existing) that binds one to suffering.

(Even in "The Fall," admittedly, the visuals double, with provocative ambiguity, as drama and pornography: conventionally pretty young white females, splayed and bound, or sprawled on slabs).

While unanimity is conventionally adhered to, the Eurogroup president is not bound to explicit rules".

The remaining SNMG sera tested were inhibited by α-subunit, suggesting that they bind more conventionally to sites on the two α-subunits.

Toronto bound".

Playoff bound?

Homeward bound".

— bound with old cloth.

They are bound to.

THE performer is bound.