Sentence examples for the binds of from inspiring English sources

In this way games simulate the binds of emotional life, the multifaceted way in which relationships connect people.

Loosened from the binds of parental oversight and not yet burdened by adult responsibility, these summer workers would appear to have the best of both worlds.

She called herself the "universal architect," commissioning forms of her own devising and working them out in mental space, free from the binds of the patriarchy.

"Distant Mandate" is partly about the binds of middle age, when one's obligations compete, like a nest of hungry robins, for attention.

Because the Foreign Office is shackled by the binds of political expediency and foreign policy - you only have to visit the accompanying discussion forum to Mariella's article for evidence of Foreign Office staff's frustration at this.

Miranda, Destiny and Summer were freed from the binds of school, unshackled from the juvenile court system, and set adrift in the broader world of West Tennessee.

Given the bind of austerity policies, and the balkiness of the Germans, he's still in a tough spot.

That puts them in the bind of having to make outright trades or sign-and-trade deals.

The Rapture, the Tribulation, the Binding of the Antichrist: it isn't altogether clear how much of this rubbish Bush swallows (though Reagan swallowed it whole).

For the bound of, we set (3.24).

That is to say, the bound of Theorem 3.4 is sharper than the bound of Theorem 3.5 in [8].