Modern historians will doubtless try to attach deeper causes to the quarrels — just as Hammurabi may have returned his shoes in a symbolic gesture of refusal, perhaps the braying hippo was a conventional cultural code for some other, economic quarrel.
This results from repeated selective sweeps of mutations that reduce the length of the phage tail-fiber proteins, presumably allowing the phages to attach deeper and deeper onto their target cell-surface molecules (Steve Paterson, personal communication).
And the series or film you loved as a kid -- one you inevitably attach deeper meaning to, thanks to its sepia-tinged location in your past -- doesn't have quite the same shine under today's lights. .
They were attached deep within; she felt their stony roots stirring under the skin surface, pulling at her muscles.
We are living in a digital world that attaches deep value to the capacity to share, and to laugh together at almost anything.
Severin has had relatively little experience with women, or, at least, with the kind of woman to whom he could attach his deepest longings.
It went on to say that his name was "forever attached to deep results and important concepts within Riemannian geometry, symplectic geometry, string theory and group theory".
And beauty becomes something erotic not when it involves an attractive naked young woman lying on a bed (although he appreciates that), but when it attaches to deep feeling.
At the heart of the art is the idea that truth without sentiment is beauty, and that beauty becomes erotic not when it involves an attractive naked young woman on a bed, but when it attaches to deep feeling.
On the other hand, as we spent our days swimming and exploring the village, and our evenings on the terrace, watching the sun redden and then fade away, I could not stop myself from attaching a deep significance to that ruined house in the foothills of the Alps, overlooking a distant sea.
