Sentence examples similar to though bound by some from inspiring English sources

The schools themselves, though bound by the government's fair admissions code, will do little to discourage parents who play the system.

Though bound by the conventions of the sports movie and the teenage romantic comedy, "Bring It On" has a fine satirical edge, and at least glances at some serious issues of race and sexuality.

During the figured-bass era (17th and early 18th centuries), the thorough bass, or basso continuo, furnished a "base" for accompaniments played with relative freedom, though bound by certain conventions as well as shorthand instructions inserted in figures above the bass.

You don't need to be bound by some law.

The two men are bound by some striking similarities, despite their divergent paths during the war.

It was as if they were bound by some terrible spell.

The motifs described above may be bound by some common TFs.

That I can finally choose for myself and not be bound by some external dictate?

Lawyers, though, aren't bound by law to follow that guideline.

Though externally bound by an Indian identity, I feel close to the sustainable experiments and traditions within the developed world than the lobby of destructive development which functions solely to increase their profits within India.

Though bound together by marital vows and common interests, the Fishes were not always compatible in the garden.