Sentence examples for wholly bound from inspiring English sources

Private contractors, previously immune to prosecution in Iraq, became wholly bound by Iraqi laws.

But housing affordability isn't wholly bound to prices.

These studies demonstrated that water is wholly bound to the cellulose lattice, but only semi-crystalline fibrous cellulose is rich in water, while the amorphous variety has a low water content.

Variations on this include the idea that a miracle is an event that would have happened only given the intervention of an agent not wholly bound by nature (Larmer 1988: 9) and that a miracle is an event that would have happened only if there were a violation of the causal closure of the physical world.

Mechanical stability of the exterior porous substrate suppresses swelling of the interior polyelectrolyte and controls the inner water to be wholly bound water even under fully humidified conditions.

Not least because Bryn's return to the stage in his native Wales as Verdi's Falstaff would, in the event of such an encounter, prove wholly disarming; it is bound to go down as one of the operatic performances of the year.

When a dashing student declares his love for her, she rejects him, then gives him a letter detailing all her desires – to be hit, kicked, degraded, bound hands-and-feet, wholly brutalised.

A pickled quail egg is literally too good to be true (it's a trick egg, made of aïoli bound in a milk skin), as are wholly edible razor clams (the "shells" are formed from baguette dough).

Palmerston said, wholly sincerely, that "the political independence and liberties of Europe are bound up…with the maintenance and integrity of Austria as a great European Power".

However, insofar as OWS is meant to persuade Americans to adopt a wholly different and better way to live with one another, it is bound to fail.

With the loosely bound, six-party Georgian Dream coalition subject to potential splits and parliamentary defections, and the country entering wholly new territory, Georgia's political outlook, never calm, looks more stormy than ever.