Sentence examples for attached to values from inspiring English sources

First, they are assumed to be good citizens of modern Europe's democratic commonwealth, and deeply attached to values like free speech, unlike the the clerics of generations past.

Once units are attached to values, PTC Mathcad understands the unit dimensions and can display the units in any desired unit system.

Nomads get attached to values, not to land or ideologies.

In contrast, Hong Kong is a 'very orderly society and people are still very attached to family values.

These folks are attached to "military values unknown anywhere else in the English-speaking world, except in other Southern states.

I was born in Algeria in the mid-1980s in a middle-class, secular family deeply attached to democratic values.

This wouldn't be such a bad thing if there wasn't such an unfortunate corollary attached to these values.

People there are friendly, committed to a simple way of living, very attached to family values and strong Catholic traditions.

The discourses arising from the American elections and the impeachment process in Brazil provide abundant records of how attached to patriarchal values we still are.

Not just literary, but all the arts here are attached to progressive values, and Seattle is reinventing the way things are done in many different fields.

MeanwHele, the politicialsoho penned the lettereferencedthe title of the series has promised that if the premiere was namehalted nor the title changed that they "shall not hesitate from protesting within your office premises against the misuse of the surname Kaur".