Sentence examples for feels bounded from inspiring English sources

But, unlike many of his colleagues in the sex-anthem industry, there's a quality to his freakiness that feels bounded, almost safe.

Alex Jones, the radio host whose tussle with Piers Morgan was felt 'round the world, appeared on HuffPost Live on Friday to talk about the fallout from his interview.

But North, taking the whole auction at face value, felt bound to bound to six clubs.

Do not necessarily feel bound to describe the situation on the book cover.

In American courts dealing with more routine disputes like custody battles, older children are sometimes asked their views, but courts do not necessarily feel bound to abide by them.

We cannot trust the Congress to legislate earnestly on questions of race, Mr Scalia implied, because senators and representatives feel bound to uphold "racial entitlements" that their forebears have enacted.

(I feel bound to note that our alternatives were our 1996 Jeep Cherokee Sport or a rent-a-Malibu. The average Bentley buyer already owns five or six vehicles, including a big Mercedes. So people who saw me on the Pennsylvania Turnpike were probably wondering what I had left behind).

Many objected to the very idea that people in this country still feel bound to identify by race and ethnicity.

I don't necessarily feel bound to that past, but at the same time, I don't want betray it".

"The words, always real but never flat, brilliantly authentic like no other theatre speech on Broadway, aroused the audience to such delight that one could feel it bounding back and uniting itself with the mind of the writer".

But as the MP for Uxbridge and South Ruislip he still feels duty-bound to vocalise west London nimbyism.