Sentence examples for still is bound from inspiring English sources

It jumped a bit on V-2 Schneider when I played it yesterday, but it still is bound up with a sense of loss.

To be progressive in 21st century America still is bound by the limitations of ideology and politics, which is sad given that I think so many of us want to be the change we wish to see in the world.

We would certainly still be bound by rules and regulations set in Brussels.

Some think that any future president would still be bound by the ethos of consensus.

If the school closed its academic departments and kept only the sports teams, would you still be bound?

Mr. Feinberg cautioned, however, that he might still be bound by marriage and probate laws, which do not cover same-sex partners.

Mr. McCutcheon contends that striking down the overall limit would not undermine protections against corruption because an individual would still be bound by the per-candidate limits.

Kesha's contract is technically with Gottwald's label, Kemosabe, so there's some question as to whether she'll still be bound to him whether or not he's at Sony.

US-owned or controlled entities will still be bound by the US trade embargo on Iran if a US person holds a 50% or greater stake or 'otherwise controls the actions, policies or personnel decisions' of the entity," he said.

The new rules will probably offer total investment freedom only to the second tier of conglomerates, those with assets up to about $4 billion; the 17 biggest chaebols would still be bound by the 25percentt rule.

A pardon would suggest that Mr. Milken had atoned for his crimes through his philanthropy, but Mr. Milken would still be bound by a court order that bars him from the securities industry for life, lawyers and legal experts said.