Sentence examples for attached to think from inspiring English sources

In addition, Dr. Beck is critical of the commercial push to the cloning effort, warning that companies may be preying on vulnerable people who either have lost a pet or are too attached to think rationally.

Or is it a magazine attached to a think tank? "What should it be doing?" said Bruce G. Coe, a member of the center's board of trustees.

I think when people hear your music sometimes they get deeply attached to it and think they know something about you, that you're kindred spirits or something.

It is also developing mobile projection displays, wearable displays, and systems where data would be attached to everyday objects (think of sophisticated barcodes).

All users need to do is to wear an elastic cap with electrodes attached to it and think about moving their arms.

You can't be too attached to how you think your life is supposed to work out and instead trust that all the dots will be connected in the future.

I feel less attached to you, I think it would be best to end this.

Stephen Frears, who was then attached to direct it, thought Oyelowo wasn't quite ready for such a role.

Of course not". The president was also clear on the politics of the legislation, offering a "special word of thanks" to members of Congress who supported the legislation "when there was some considerable political risk either attached to it, or thought to be attached" or who come from districts where gun control votes are particularly risky because of NRA influence.

The bayonets is an interesting one because people think bayonet, and they think attached to a rifle, held by a soldier to engage in combat.

"There may be a good rationale for this policy but there are certainly risks attached to it," the think tank said.