Sentence examples for quite bound from inspiring English sources

Above all, he clarifies the different voices employed by Alberti, the loose ties that never quite bound him to any one master or any particular grand design.

➢ Most of our happiness occurs in quite bounded periods of time.

They're actually able to move around quite comfortably, bounding along the narrowest of ledges.

In this situation, the operators M and K are quite simple bounded self-adjoint operators.

"It is a quite spell bounding vase," said Charles Hanson, managing director of  Hansons, via a press statement before the auction, adding it was "possibly manufactured by the Imperial kilns for the Emperor's Summer Palace".

Both these change processes occurred in areas that were quite easily "bounded" – they could be analysed and altered without too much interference from other aspects of the practice (even though both had considerable flow-on effects to chronic illness care).

Although quite straightforward, the bound is sufficient to confirm convergence of the algorithm, as we will see immediately.

This means that an ideal BCS would have to maintain an FAR ≤ 2 -k which appears to be a quite rigorous upper bound that may not be achievable in practice.

But it wasn't quite beyond the bounds of possibility".

Bond is not quite Churchill Downs-bound yet, but a lightly raced colt may finally take him there.

Senator Lindsey Graham, Republican of South Carolina, called Cruz's inquiry into Hagel's past associations "out of bounds, quite frankly".