Examples of 'more tied' in a sentence
Meaning of "more tied"
more tied - This phrase is used to describe a situation where someone feels more connected, involved, or dependent on a person, idea, or circumstance than before. It implies a stronger bond or relationship compared to a previous state
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Moral concepts are more tied to emotions.
I am more tied down than ever.
He said he wanted to buy more tied houses.
They are much more tied to genetic factors than to the exposition to carcinogen environments.
I am having to get used to being more tied down.
I am even more tied to him now.
If you buy machines you will be more tied down.
She will feel more tied to you than ever.
Now you come telling me he done went and got more tied up in it.
The fortunes of these companies are more tied to global conditions rather than local ones.
I am more tied to him now than ever … Yes I understand.
You will hear no more tied tongues.
And I feel more tied by his certainty than by my chains.
The economic success of a country has never been more tied to its cultural strength.
They are more tied into what 's going on in the company.
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Hard because they are more tied to this world.
They are more tied together then people think, “ he offered.
I suspect Bran is going to be much more tied to the North.
Some subjects are more tied to the actors ' beliefs and cultural diversities than others.
Now, you come telling me he done got more tied up in it.
My hands are more tied than his . Trust me.
Today, American agriculture is even more tied to global markets.
My hands are more tied on this than they were on Dr Who!
Today the authority of China 's leaders is much more tied to their institutional base.
You are more tied to Marello, right?
And I think that sound, in many ways is more tied to imagination.
Indeed, they are more tied to the opening of one 's heart.
What shall I do? I am even more tied to him now.
The more tied to the U.S. China becomes, the more.
My hands are more tied than his.
The Luxembourg franc was reestablished in 1944, once more tied to the Belgian franc at par.
You're gonna be much more tied in to reading the emotions.
Your payment is more tied to a result.
What is important to offer is more tied to your organizational culture.
To whom the domain name is much more tied to a single topic, rather than country.
Public financing should be much more tied to outcomes, and to innovation, Rutkowski adds.
The whole thread of the songs is more tied together than ever before, " explains Strnad.
What do I do now? I'm more tied to him now than ever.
