Sentence examples for less bound from inspiring English sources

"People seemed less bound by prejudice … They seemed much freer.

That might seem surprising since same-sex couples are far less bound by protocol.

Hughes's art became more "modernistic," less bound by conventions, from around 1960 on.

They could be less bound by ideology and more pragmatic about opening up".

Oncoming generations seem to be less bound by old racialist dogmas.

The market-state becomes less bound to territory, establishing new kinds of alliances and inspiring different kinds of enmities.

Women in particular, less bound by obligations to work state-controlled jobs, dominate North Korea's countless urban and rural marketplaces.

He also described Roe as "binding precedent," although a Supreme Court Justice is far less bound by precedent than any lower-court judge.

Justice Thomas offered the dangerous argument in last year's school voucher case that states should be less bound by the Bill of Rights than the federal government.

Ms. Temple may have less to hide -- or she may have felt less bound by the corporate world's brotherhood of silence.

The Baghdad groups are less bound by tribal affiliation than the Anbar groups, relying instead on neighborhood pride and trust born of shared disdain for the Iraqi government.