Sentence examples for a great attachment from inspiring English sources

"We had a great attachment," Kunitz said.

We don't learn much about him except that, unsurprisingly, he doesn't feel a great attachment to this world.

"The navy respects the site and has a great attachment to it, but we will leave it.

"Danny has a great attachment to Slumdog, and so of course wanted to make it with exactly the same creative team: screenwriter Simon Beaufoy, composer AR Rahman, and producer Christian Colson," a source close to negotiations told The Independent on Sunday.

Although the physicians were pleased with their achievements in terms of cooperating with the nurses, they did not exhibit a great attachment to the administrative structure that had supported the change: The FMG, besides the nurse, did not bring that much more to our FMU.

The heartbeat sensor is a great attachment to have, to make sure no one is rushing your position.

The other notable difference is that, compared with the shop's plain bagel, the multicoloured version feels slightly stickier and displays a greater attachment to teeth.

I was seated with the choir in the loft, and with each hymn we sang and each prayer spoken by the faithful around me – the delivery didn't feel so rote this time – I began to feel a greater attachment to the meaning religious practice held for many around me, and to being present for a ritual that gave that meaning palpable form, even to a nonbeliever.

Shortly after gaining power, with parliamentary support from the Danish People's Party, it introduced a '24-year rule' requiring that both partners be at least 24 years old to be granted spousal entry, and stiffened the attachment requirement to demand that couples have a greater attachment to Denmark than to another country.

The longest nanowires (4 μm long) allowed a greater attachment and neurite elongation and our analysis suggests that the length of the nanowire per se and/or the adsorption of biomolecules on the nanowires may have been important factors regulating the observed cell behavior.

Both polls also showed that older generations had a greater attachment to the symbols, while younger generations exhibited more negative feelings.