Sentence examples for idea of bound from inspiring English sources

Third, we have already seen that investigations into aesthetics led some phenomenologists to accept the existence of essences that are ideal, but nonetheless temporal or historical (for a similar conception cf. also Husserl's idea of "bound idealities," 1938, 321).

But the idea of being bound together by music is quite different".

The idea of being bound up for years in costly and distracting litigation weighs heavily on them.

But at a time when the idea of the bound book as keepsake is in jeopardy, the price is closer to an e-book's than that of a substantial hardbound edition.

Nonetheless the idea of being bound to follow even erroneous decisions is a common feature of many institutions decision-making, and will be the focus of this entry.

The ideas of entitlement bound up in masculinity are, in some cases, deadly.

A right to revolution would be in contradiction with the idea that individuals are bound by public law, but without the idea of citizens being bound by public law, there cannot be a civil state only anarchy.

Like the visitors to Leeds's Millennium Square, he thinks "the idea of street is bound up with our great obsession with authenticity.

More powerful is a figurative vandalism: it is the novel's insistent argument that a modern Iranian love story can hardly be written at all, because it is contaminated not only by the fact of censorship but by the idea of censorship, and bound by literary conventions.

In fact, a subgroup that analyzed the plume emerging at the wellhead could offer no upper bound for its flow estimate, and could come up with only a rough idea of the lower bound, which it pegged at 12,000 to 25,000 barrels a day.

But he would have laughed at the idea of being honour bound to justify every decision.