Sentence examples for attached to familiar from inspiring English sources

In 1862 a Union officer marching through the South claimed that blacks were "more attached to familiar places" than any other people in the nation.

On the other hand, some venerable faces are back as well, attached to familiar characters (if you want to be surprised, don't click on this IMDb page that names the actors and their roles).

The results suggest that senior consumers are attractive targets because they are likely to remain attached to familiar restaurants and consider fewer options compared with younger consumers.

This suggestion is presumably aimed at making that future appear more attractive (not least to those attached to these familiar and worthwhile relationships).

All too many of the names attached to the letter are familiar: Elliott Abrams, Paul Bremer, Max Boot, Robert Kagan, Bill Kristol, Bernard Henri Levy, Joe Lieberman, Martin Peretz, Karl Rove, Dan Senor, Reuel Marc Gerecht.

The world is full of calcified comedians who stop — sometimes very suddenly — being funny, too attached to a joke's familiar neural pathway, perhaps, or too dogmatic, unable to change.

Losers: Amazon Mobile, Best Buy Mobile If the idea of buying a cellphone online attached to any carrier sounds familiar, it's because Amazon and Best Buy have been doing it for months.

But neither the financial total nor the world records reflect the unaccustomed vigor with which bidders jumped into the contest each time a painting or a three-dimensional piece with a familiar name attached to it came up.

Still, talk of market patterns, specialists say, should be leavened with that familiar warning attached to most investment brochures and prospectuses: past performance is no guarantee of future returns.

The stories attached to these broken bodies occupy familiar spaces in the collective memory of Black America.

Yahoo unveiled several new shows with some familiar faces attached to them during a presentation to advertisers on Monday in New York.