Sentence examples for attach to him from inspiring English sources

Serota eludes the hero's aura that his admirers try to attach to him these days.

Mr. Kutcher, who sprawls around half-naked through much of the movie, exudes a goofy, rakish charm, but "Spread," directed by David Mackenzie Young Adamam") from a screenplay by Jason Dean Hall, doesn't attach to him a coherent story.

If the names Apted and Bergman are separated by more than A and B in the film directors pantheon — words like "efficient" and "competent" tend to attach to him more often than "brilliant" or "visionary" — it is this project, begun seven years after "Wild Strawberries," that puts Mr. Apted in his own sphere.

Let's, though, look at some of the adjectives George Osborne's critics like to attach to him.

At the moment of his Senate hearing, Mister Rogers Neighborhoodd had only been airing on PBS for a year, so he stood before senators without the legacy we attach to him today.

The rescued individual only becomes a free rider if he fails to uphold the same duty of rescue that has saved his life, by failing to attempt a rescue that he could have effected; and in that case moral shame ought rightfully to attach to him in full measure, as it surely would to anyone who stands by in idleness when he could have saved a life.

"We kind of got attached to him.

I was very attached to him.

"The dog was very attached to him".

Arthur came inevitably attached to him.

The adjective "macho" became attached to him like a tattoo.