Sentence examples for that binds us all from inspiring English sources

"That's the thing that binds us all".

It's the addiction that binds us all together: young, old, rich, poor, the dabblers and the ones who can't keep themselves from going back for more.

I will always remember that behind every patient and medical diagnosis there lies a human connection that binds us all together.

Must I do this, uphold the social lie that binds us all together in blind faith that nothing ends, not youth nor age nor strength, as in a motion picture which, once seen, can be rebought on DVD?

"The NHS is the essence of solidarity in our UK, the institution that binds us all together, a symbol of our commitment to each other, between young and old, those who have and have not, the healthy and the sick," she said.

The fabric that binds us all are stories.

A deeper awareness of the bonds that bind us all... has gripped young and old.

"The fact that you accept those differences doesn't mean you forgo the common elements that bind us all together".

And there are countless white Britons who are unaware of the histories that bind us all together.

By 1990, we'd begun to feel that we'd like to NTI the entire company, liberate more creativity, tie compensation even more specifically to performance, loosen the ties that bound us all together, and scramble our overall structure.

To listen to Birtwistle's instrumental music or to watch any of his theatrical works is to realise the connections that bind us all to the archetypal experiences of death, renewal, of the landscape and the labyrinth.