Sentence examples similar to an exclusive attachment from inspiring English sources
An interesting result highlighted that if the previous relationship dated back to more than four years, in men we observe a trend towards higher values of anxious attachment, whereas in women there is an increase of exclusive attachment.
The idea of exclusive care or exclusive attachment to a preferred figure, rather than a hierarchy (subsequently thought to be the case within developments of attachment theory) had not been borne out by research and this view placed too high an emotional burden on the mother.
It is against this virtual monopoly that a new generation of earnestly authentic (and more expensive) restaurants, boasting their exclusive attachment to Mughlai, Goan or Keralan cuisines, have had to do battle for the hearts and minds of British diners.
On this account, patriotism is associated with the exclusive attachment to one's own culture and thus stands in opposition to cosmopolitanism and cultural assimilation.
This association between patriotism and the exclusive attachment to one's nation has led critics to view the sentiment of patriotic pride as morally dangerous, giving rise to a chauvinism that is incompatible with cosmopolitan aspirations and the recognition of the equal moral worth of all human beings.
The cosmopolitan position in both of these kinds of disputes rejects exclusive attachments to a particular culture.
They showed that caregiver sensitivity has been defined and operationalised in many different ways over the preceding thirty years, but however measured, it was far from being an exclusive determinant of the quality of attachment.
He is producing his movies and television pilots and feels a special attachment to "Transformers," in part because it keeps him in an exclusive club of directors who are associated with continuing film franchises.
It is about keeping an exclusive exclusive.
Herewith, an exclusive video.
