.'" She observes that he was much attached to aspects of his childhood, but "in a clouded way".
A character I was much attached to at the age of about five was Ameliaranne Stiggins, a poor village child, created in the 1920s by Margaret Gilmour and illustrated by SB Pearse.
Hedges of flowering shrubs to which inhabitants were much attached were cut down, presumably to stop potential terrorists using them as cover.Anti-western propaganda has become ever more strident in the state-controlled media, and the western press is routinely accused of fomenting a "fifth column".
Moreover, "We ask that in consideration of his past services, his general good conduct as an officer, may so far mitigate your views as to induce you to accept the tender of resignation thereby removing the offending parts, saving from disgrace his family, and punishing an officer who is much attached to the service".
The Earl turned out to be a devoted husband: In 1583 the French ambassador, Michel de Castelnau, wrote of "the Earl of Leicester and his lady to whom he is much attached", and "who has much influence over him".
Italian soldiers are sacrificing themselves in Afghanistan and the Middle East, for their families, certainly, but also for their country.This too is a small sign that we Italians are much more attached to the idea of Italy than we pretend.
Third, urban NLH residents are much more attached to the labor market and work much longer hours than natives.
"Indonesians are religious people, they are very much attached to their religious teachings, their religious values," he said.
These are usually loose associations and, unlike the female herds, the individuals are not much attached to each other.
I think work pressures are very much attached to health.
