Sentence examples for which was bound to from inspiring English sources

So services had to make do with something less precise, which was bound to distort.

In Fadl's opinion, the organization had committed "group suicide" by striking America, which was bound to retaliate severely.

Hence England started batting with a massive deficit of 231, which was bound to dictate the outcome of the match.

It was an extraordinary metaphor to chose; a euphemism which was bound to obscure further exactly what the president had in mind.

The only way she could remember it was to pull out her driver's license, which was bound to seem weird to the person she was talking to.

The difference was that England had their two best practitioners at the crease simultaneously, which was bound to make life easier for the rest.

A triumphalism which is bound to be temporary.

Or dang near nobody who claims a Rockwellian normality, which is bound to be a façade.

Second, history taught in order to teach patriotism must be "patriotic" history, which is bound to be selective at best.

Philip – a Roth manque – is waiting for the release of his second novel, which is bound to be well received.

The blurring of fact and fiction has great commercial potential, which is bound to be corrupting in historical terms.