Sentence examples for yet bound from inspiring English sources

Scolari and Kovač, standing near each other in the Brazil-Croatia match, looked like two men waiting for the same train, yet bound for very different jobs.

Kathleen Cruz took an intense and exhausting look at limits in "Feed," a solo for a stretching yet bound body, set to driving music by King Crimson.

The çiftlik thus yielded the paradox of a population that was heavily influenced by Ottoman culture yet bound into an increasingly oppressive economic subordination to Turkish landlords.

"People in uniform rooted in every race, creed and region on the face of the earth, yet bound together by a common commitment to freedom and a common pride in being American".

Determined not to integrate, yet bound by that decision and facing intense public scrutiny after news broke of Murray's application, the North Carolina legislature promised to set up a graduate school at the North Carolina College for Negroes.

When it's over, Jackal finds refuge in a community of other virtual confinement survivors, all damaged and frightened and dangerous, yet bound together in a kind of self-help group from hell.

This inhibitor has low affinity for human renin yet binds very tightly to the yeast proteinase (Ki=4 nM).

If a rising economic tide lifts all boats, a common love of place might yet bind communities together.

Oligomers appear more important in enhancing IgE synthesis and monomers lacking the tail residues fail to bind CD21 yet bind membrane IgE and down-regulate IgE synthesis.

As cell signaling is a dynamic process, where proteins at low concentrations must often interact and dissociate rapidly and yet bind with high specificity, highly evolved protein-protein interactions are expected, to facilitate efficient recognition.

For example, both Dvl1 (1/1) and Dvl3 (1/1) share identical subsequences in their 16 binding positions yet bind to peptide Caspr4 with 79.298 μM and 30.756 μM Kd, respectively.