Sentence examples for an inseparable bond from inspiring English sources
The phrase "an inseparable bond" is correct and usable in written English
It can be used to describe a strong, unbreakable connection between people, ideas, or entities.
Example: "Their friendship was so deep that many described it as an inseparable bond."
Alternatives: "a strong connection" or "a lasting tie."
They had an inseparable bond".
Centre-back Joined from Brighton, August 2012 Transfer fee: £220,000 The embodiment of a true captain, Elphick also joined from Brighton to form an inseparable bond with his defensive partner and off-field friend Cook, who describes him as a natural leader.
- Nursing forms an inseparable bond between mother and child, which you'll have to rely on when he goes out for cigarettes and never comes back.
To return to the words of Pope Francis: "We have to state, without mincing words, that there is an inseparable bond between our faith and the poor.
We have grown an inseparable bond and I'm blessed to be loved by such a man who adores every part of me no matter the size!" ― Joy Thomas, who runs the YouTube channel Virtuous Joy.
Remember that time in middle school when you and your BFF exchanged bracelets, mixtapes, (or if you were really extreme, a drop of blood) to symbolize a lifelong inseparable bond?
In the "idiot son" cycle, the Hikari figure is variously named Pooh, Eeyore, Mori or Jin, from the novella Teach Us to Outgrow Our Madness (1969), in which a man feels his son's pain through their fierce, inseparable bond, to A Quiet Life (1990) - which Itami adapted for the cinema, with a film score based on Hikari's compositions.
Both cases spotlight the need for international sports associations to drop the fiction of a separation of sports and politics, acknowledge the inextricable relationship between the two, and introduce a mechanism that transparently governs their inseparable bond.
The inseparable bond between two down-on-their-luck dogs (Buster, a boxer, and Little Miss, a chihuahua), went viral after this photo was posted online.
On Saturday, on a visit to Mount Nebo, the hill in Jordan from which Moses is believed to have looked out on the Promised Land, Benedict spoke of "the inseparable bond between the church and the Jewish people".
We were an inseparable band of nine, none of us, incidentally, named Robert.
