Sentence examples for attached to possessions from inspiring English sources

Do not become attached to possessions.

I have tried over the last few years to simplify my life and be less attached to possessions, but I could still do more.

Dr. Saxena said the study might explain why hoarders are so attached to their possessions.

Aren't we attached to our possessions because they represent the selves we have been?

After all, the singer can be exceptionally attached to personal possessions.

Neither the process of production or that of distribution is linked to specific economic interests attached to the possession of goods; but every single step in that process is geared to a number of social interests..

Over the years, she grew increasingly attached to his many possessions, among them museum-quality paintings and a considerable library.

Both of these couples came through their ordeals with their marriages and health intact, and told us that they were actually grateful for the ordeal that they went through because it helped them to put into perspective the things that really matter to them in life and helped them to become less identified with and attached to their material possessions.

Getting into the habit of giving away things you love will make you less selfish, and less attached to all of your possessions.

Pronominal possession is expressed by a set of possessive prefixes attached to the noun, as in Kaqchikel ru-kej "his/her horse".

His Dust Bowl-era parents, James and Flossie Haggard, drove to California from Oklahoma in 1935 with all their possessions in a homemade trailer attached to the back of a battered 1926 Chevy.