Sentence examples for attached to nothing from inspiring English sources

The image is especially apt for ­Cousteau, co-inventor of the Aqua-lung, which for the first time allowed divers to carry their own air, attached to nothing.

Chekhov's "Darling" is a story about a supremely unconscious woman who has no opinions about anything and lives only to be taken over by whatever man or boy she becomes attached to; in the end she is attached to nothing.

And because I was attached to nothing, I felt nothing, not even time, slipping away.

Having a mind that is attached to nothing means learning to work with situations that aren't turning out as we'd want or expect.

Keep your tail yarn, the short end of yarn attached to nothing, out of the way for now.

(Job 26:7) How would the writer four thousand years in the past (2000BC)[1] have known that the Earth is "suspended on nothing" -- not attached to anything, but mountains were called pillars of heaven in the poetry of Job 26:11, "The pillars of heaven tremble and are astonished at His threatening"., ie: mountains "tremble and are astonished" (a poetic phrase).

"If you don't even have an opinion or don't even know who the mayor is, you can go out and there's no social stigma attached to knowing nothing," said Rainey.

He would follow that whisper even if there was nothing attached to it.

I smelled an American flag attached to someone's fence: nothing".

An example of the latter is the value that is "arbitrarily attached" to gold, which has nothing to do with its "intrinsic beauty or value" (Journal, 10/13/60).

But while Fifa has the burden of slavery attached to its games, then nothing will change if they don't make a stand".