Sentence examples for attach to having from inspiring English sources

It is as if islanders attach greater shame to being the descendants of enslaved peoples than the owners of these houses attach to having been the holders of human property.

This ambitious work examines changes in religious beliefs, in motives for work, in the issues that give rise to political conflict, in the importance people attach to having children and families, and in attitudes toward divorce, abortion, and homosexuality.

Another strong factor for satisfaction, the availability of job aids and registers, indicated the importance CHWs attach to having necessary supplies to carry out their tasks effectively.

Except, perhaps, the value it attaches to having its subjects on camera.

And I think there is a friendly, hippie, bohemian negro idea that gets attached to having dreadlocks.

"There is still a big stigma attached to having a mental health problem but double so with anxiety.

"The aged hippie is also on record as lamenting the social 'stigma' attached to having sex with animals.

Since then, the economic overhauls have legalized many businesses that formerly operated underground and have reduced the stigma attached to having money, Mr. Beltrán said.

Some can't wait to return to the security of a monthly pay cheque, but fear the stigma attached to having "failed" in self-employment.

The workplace stigma attached to having to provide care to an elderly person must be replaced by support services and education.

Some people may be reluctant to expose themselves to the potential stigma attached to having a relative with a drug problem.