Sentence examples for deeply bound to from inspiring English sources

However, for whites to try to appropriate a music so deeply bound to black American aesthetics, values and experiences is at best problematic and can be insulting.

Rosita turns out to be more deeply bound to Eliot's world than he could have imagined, and it is around this mysterious connection that Shattuck's disparate plotlines ultimately converge.

"MorningAltars is the child of my undying devotion with nature, my desire to create beauty as spiritual activism, and my practice of mindfulness, blessing, and meditation," he says, adding that "art and beauty-making is a way to become deeply bound to and intimate with this epic land and landscape here".

However, as shown in Fig. 6B, the alanine substitution of Arg stretched into the cleft deeply and bound to the same binding site with Glu11 and Asn62, which accounted for its obligatory nature for Arg at position 1 for actual interacting with the receptor.

The PM's promise of a "grand, unilateral renegotiation of Britain's relationship with the EU" was "deeply flawed and bound to unravel", he added, in pre-released extracts of a speech to be delivered in London on Tuesday.

More leniently, Gocan argued that the PNR at home was "deeply terrorized" and bound to government by a forcefully signed "declaration of loyalty".

Some of these bureaucracies are deeply entrenched, and are bound to make noise.

But his pro-war views seemed both deeply held and tightly bound to those of his father.

And there is also little dispute that eating animals is deeply rooted in culture, bound to our national traditions (the Thanksgiving turkey, the Christmas ham), and can be a source of a great deal of human pleasure.

Work, in particular, insistent and inflexible, is deeply bound up with how close to the edge you happen to be at any particular time.

We've often been deeply committed through the years, bound to a paper that sucks in your loyalty, then spits you out.