Sentence examples for attached meaning from inspiring English sources

Another change is that the mortgage commitment letter that banks give to buyers once they have a signed contract is now likely to have conditions attached — meaning that before the bank will actually issue a check, you may have to undergo a more detailed review of your finances.

For example, students who are insecurely attached – meaning they haven't experienced a safe, trusting relationship with a main caregiver – might have a belief that, in general, people are not to be trusted; thus, these students may not possess the skills for forming positive relationships with peers and teachers.

Generations of voters have attached meaning to these two brands.

This is likely due to the fact that a majority (95%) of the incentivized reviews didn't have the "Verified Purchaser" tag attached – meaning the customer had bought from Amazon directly.

Crowdfunding also appears to have taken a more altruistic turn this past year, as Indiegogo found that 33percentt of the dollars contributed via its platform were given with no strings attached – meaning they either didn't have a perk attached, or exceeded the amount required to obtain a perk from project creators.

When you hear your favorite song, or one you've attached meaning to about an emotional situation, how do you actually feel?

But we attach meaning and value to such names.

He is right; our brains attach meaning to movement.

"If it's someone you love, you are inclined to attach meaning to it".

I was beginning to attach meaning to the sounds I was hearing.

Nine biophilic tendencies to attach meaning to and derive benefit from – that is, value – nature are identified.