Sentence examples for to be unbound from inspiring English sources
The addition of this partially bound state allows the protein to be unbound, partially bound, or fully bound to a DNA strand, leaving opportunities for other molecules in solution to participate in the unbinding mechanism.
To be unbound of such surveillances!
But if no candidate wins on that first ballot, most states allow their delegates to be "unbound".
He or she will need to be unbound by conventional wisdom and unfettered by the need to defend the successes and to obscure the failures of any previous administration.
The fraction eluted in NaCl gradient (DNA 0) was considered to be unbound to the nuclear matrix.
In addition to being unbound, these delegates are usually also picked in a way that is separate from the straw poll or popular vote that is held in each state.
The road itself was designed to be of unbound aggregate that could in the future be overlain with an asphalt surfacing.
Super delegates are unbound to a particular candidate, unlike the rest of the nominating delegates.
Sontag called him an "anti-gravity" writer, both in that he is against seriousness as well as being unbound to the ground.
Some of those delegates included at least 95 delegates who are "unbound" to any one candidate.
