Sentence examples for and attachment to the from inspiring English sources

He writes about "the anguish of success," fretting about his own vanity and attachment to the trappings of fame.

Perhaps because Collodi -- whose real name was Carlo Lorenzini -- was Italian, people here feel a special affection for, and attachment to, the Pinocchio tale.

Experiential and behavioural processes together with self-efficacy and attachment to the fetus were measured in 637 women.

For most caregivers, their activities are rewarding and based on close feelings of love and attachment to the person they are caring for.

He particularly resented the Jesuits, whose international organization and attachment to the papacy he regarded as an affront to his absolutism.

Hearing his testimony of ancestral connection with this patch of forest, and his determination to keep it, I was struck by how most westerners have lost any sense of place and attachment to the land.

For those who witness or participate in acts of compassion, the effect is just as great; people's caring gestures contribute to their own resilience and attachment to the organization.

Was the novel selected because the writers felt a primitive love and attachment to the story and characters, or were they making a historical judgment about its importance as the first real novel?

"Because of its negative effects on workers' skills and attachment to the labor force, long-term unemployment may ultimately reduce the productive capacity of our economy," Mr. Bernanke told a meeting of business economists in Virginia.

And while the black and white students mostly kept to themselves on campus, and he only had a few black acquaintances, he described developing a deep curiosity and attachment to the American South.

The germinating spore grows into a small gametophyte, or prothallium, usually only 0.3 to 1 centimetre (0.2 to 0.4 inch) long or broad, bearing rhizoids (hairlike structures for water and mineral absorption and attachment to the soil).