As children we are undefended and vulnerable and attach to ideas and people more easily.
Or they want to attach the idea of the product to their own personality by consuming the product.
But these are only words attached to ideas of convention and acceptance: he wants to be exceptional, which is to say, like everyone else.
Iraq veterans should not beat themselves up by attaching their ideas of sacrifice – of worth to a nation – to that broken government we left behind.
Others say members of Congress will inevitably begin attaching pet ideas to Mr. Bush's bill in response to pressure from constituents and contributors, setting off a free-for-all.
Ancient orators had used artificial memory systems, mentally attaching their ideas onto statues, or objects in the rooms of a building, so that later, in their minds, they could revisit those statues and rooms, retrieve their ideas, and thus give seven-hour speeches without note cards.
Career politicians love attaching bad ideas to good ones.
While Cotton takes a jab in the ad at "career politicians" who "love attaching bad ideas to good ones," we note that the bill was supported by Arkansas' three other congressmen, Eric Crawford, Tim Griffin and Steve Womack — all Republicans.
But no one volunteered to help with that idea, so the development corporation retooled the concept, attaching the idea of a competition and offering the $40,000 to attract an outside organizer.
We attach ourselves to ideas and things that we believe define who we are.
