Sentence examples for unbound to from inspiring English sources

I mentioned Dracula Unbound to Roger.

Super delegates are unbound to a particular candidate, unlike the rest of the nominating delegates.

At any moment, about two per cent of circulating testosterone is "free"—unbound to any protein and thus biologically active.

Kate Mosse, already a bestseller with Labyrinth, is using Unbound to launch her history of the Chichester festival.

These include vitamin B12, circulating free in plasma and unbound to protein, and sodium ferrocyanide.

Many delegates could go to the convention in Tampa either loosely pledged or entirely unbound to any of the candidates.

At any moment, about two per cent of circulating testosterone is "free" — unbound to any protein — and thus biologically active.

In another light, it is a horrible symbol of strength, of youth and innocence unreflective of the heart's sufferings, bound but unbound to the body it came from.

Sontag called him an "anti-gravity" writer, both in that he is against seriousness as well as being unbound to the ground.

These are party leaders and elected officials, three per state or territory, who will go to the convention unbound to any candidate.

The "identity vacuum" that jihadism attempts to fill has been created by globalisation and multiculturalism; the institutions and values that bound people together have loosened, leaving a generation unmoored and unbound to each other.