Sentence examples for powerfully bound to from inspiring English sources
If art is not to be upstaged by architecture, the work must either be truly extraordinary, or so powerfully bound to its site that the two can hardly be separated.
It's bound to resonate powerfully with his flighty twenty-something audience, but even those who don't recognise the crepuscular netherworld he portrays in his music can't fail to be seduced by its gothic-glossy surfaces and air of glamorous gloom.
For the most part Mr. Gosling has not been bound to a particular contemporary style, but the carefully balanced, powerfully played recital he offered at Bargemusic on Thursday evening was a concise, cohesive overview of a post-Serialist, post-Minimalist approach to writing for the keyboard.
While his personal contact with America was only for a brief space, his life became a strenuous upholding of American ideas: if government of, by, and for the people is the principle which English-speaking men feel especially bound to maintain, the life and death of Vane contributed powerfully to cause this idea to prevail.
Those results were interpreted as indicating that PII bound to ATase more or less equally well regardless of the α-ketoglutarate concentration but acted powerfully only to regulate ATase activities when it contained a single liganded α-ketoglutarate per trimer (23).
Something is bound to happen.
This was bound to happen.
It is bound to retaliate.
