Sentence examples for speaking bound from inspiring English sources

The Syrian ambassador to the United Nations, Bashar Jafaari, said his country was "legally speaking" bound by the Convention by submitting papers to join it on Thursday.

Mr. Marcoux, who spoke, was bound by it.

And like other such estimations, such as polls, they can have outliers – where a rogue figure crops up for no other reason that statistically speaking, they're bound to happen every now and then.

Financially speaking, it was bound to happen sooner or later, but Apple's recently cultivated image as a computing juggernaut could take a very prominent hit.

Generally speaking, arsenic binds both proteins and peptides with koff values of similar orders of magnitude (10 3 10 6 s–10 3 10 6

He encouraged the cast to deliver the spoken lines and bound about the stage with annoying comic exaggeration.

One day, the small voice within spoke "Limitations are bound only by the mind, the mind is bound only by our perceptions of those limitations".

Cayden Long was 4 months old when he was diagnosed with Cerebral Palsy, a condition that has left him unable to walk or speak and wheelchair bound.

Filmed in a San Francisco hospital that's pioneering the treatment of kids who say they've been born into the wrong body, it's an investigation into a landscape that's moving as we speak and is bound to be met with some controversy.

You don't want to be known as the school's motormouth, and if you speak cruelly about other people, they are bound to speak cruelly in retaliation.

In the spring of 1850, having moved to Maine, where she followed the Congressional debates over a proposed new law that would deny fugitive slaves basic rights while imposing new penalties on anyone harboring them, she wrote to a magazine editor that "the time is come when even a woman or a child who can speak a word for freedom and humanity is bound to speak".