Sentence examples for the most bound from inspiring English sources

The Dalston clashes remind us, also, that it wasn't just JD Sports, even though the reputation of that chain is, for some reason, the most bound up with everything that's happened.

Because I know that we are only as free as the most bound among us.

Compared with the GT region, the concentrations of most bound volatiles were dramatically higher in the grapes from CL in both years.

And while Everton might be a huge club who've beaten their neighbours into a kind of stasis in recent years, as an outsider, Liverpool are the team whose fortunes appear most bound up with the city as a whole.

The Commons is, after all, the institution which most binds the UK into one.

Let ( B_{i}^ ) be a dynamic universal interval of any period i with the most positive bound ( B_{i}^{*[LB]} ) and most negative bound ( B_{i}^{*[UB]} ) for which all fluctuating transitions take place (no transition swing value can exceed ( B_{i}^ )).

Antimycin is the most tightly bound of the three inhibitors, and binds stoichiometrically to the isolated enzymes from all three species under the cytochrome c reductase assay conditions.

Since, many of the most strongly bound genes are close to a HAS, we decreased the cut-off for being strongly bound to 0.8 (instead of a binding value of at least 1 for the three proteins).

Of all the performing arts, classical music has been the most hopelessly bound to past repertory.

Constitutionally, it is one of the most loosely bound confederations after Switzerland.

Even the most gorgeously bound book can't compete with the wonder of hearing Ted Hughes pronouncing "grimace" with a long "a" in "Wind", or Philip Larkin stressing the second syllable of "cafes" in "The Whitsun Weddings".