Sentence examples for really bind from inspiring English sources

Only later did I go back and open Carver's collection and decide that I wanted to give my story that same entrance, to really bind those worlds, with the narrator saying, "and people from there think it gives them the right".

In the UK there's been very, very patchy and ad hoc approaches to tackling female genital mutilation and you'll find that quite a lot of the guidance etc that's in place is very much non-statutory so it doesn't really bind, it doesn't really compel professionals to actually engage on the issues.

What's more, no present Congress can really bind the hands of future Congresses on spending (even a balanced budget amendment would probably be worked around in various ways), so a legislative promise to spend X dollars less on program Y at future date Z is pretty much meaningless except as a statement of principle.

And it's those stubbornly resistant personas that really bind her and Streisand, both of whom put across a powerful combination of approachability and magnificence, both totally relatable and deeply unknowable at once.

Therefore, additional experiments are now necessary to see whether the motif identified in this study could really bind the Prospero transcription factor in vivo.

It's not really bound to your sex or gender.

As Jay Caspian Kang wrote recently in the Times Magazine, "Discrimination is what really binds Asian-Americans together".

If that cap really binds, the value of social insurance per person must shrink over time.

But for me, what really binds our two worlds is that composers and mathematicians are often drawn to the same structures for their compositions.

But the programme that really bound and gagged Brum's flighty soul and bundled it into the boot was Heart Bypass.

What really binds them together is the fear of the "martyr group", currently led by Jarosław Kaczyński, leader of PiS and twin brother of the late president, running Poland.