Sentence examples for a form of bonding from inspiring English sources

Second, teasing is often a form of bonding.

Abe Osheroff says their refusal to cooperate was a form of bonding, and adds, apparently without irony: "They became loyal comrades in the deepest sense of the word".

These days, elected officials, especially the men, seem more open about discussing their fight against fat, which has become a form of bonding and competition.

He was a pioneer in the process of sintering, a form of bonding that uses temperatures below the melting point and is the most critical process in modern ceramics manufacturing.

Junger says, "Tim was looking at the truth about combat as a form of bonding" and explains that it was the aspect of that bonding, what Tim called "man Eden," that informed his lens during their time in Afghanistan.

"They don't have the choice of whether or not they have a zero-hours contract, that's what they are given by the employer, and that's unacceptable and it's a form of bonded labour.

With its 10-year debt trading near the record high of 7 percent reached last week, Portugal will try on Wednesday to sustain what many have come to see as nothing more than a form of bond market charades.

One method, used by Yerkes to raise £7 million, was "profit-sharing secured notes", a form of bond which was secured against the value of shares.

Some dads take their boys fishing or to the ballgame or to a movie like this one, but the McClanes prefer a more primal form of bonding — killing miscreants, though Pop McClane uses a more evocative word.

"Some dads take their boys fishing or to the ballgame or to a movie like this one, but the McClanes prefer a more primal form of bonding — killing miscreants," A. O. Scott wrote in The New York Times in February.

(Cross-linking is a form of chemical bonding).