Sentence examples for attached to works from inspiring English sources

One answer is that an extraordinary contamination has attached to works of art stolen during the Holocaust.

That description is attached to works in the Romare Bearden (1911-1988) exhibithat that opened yesterday at the Neuberger Museum of Art at Purchase College in Purchase, N.Y.

Duchamp created the first ready-made, Bicycle Wheel (1913), which consisted of a wheel mounted on a stool, as a protest against the excessive importance attached to works of art.

The biographical excerpts attached to works attributed to Buddhaghosa reveal relatively few details of his life, but were presumably added at the time of his actual composition.

Some people have told Ms. Yu that there is a stigma attached to working outdoors on the street.

Google and Microsoft have allegedly bought stacks of treadmill desks – modified treadmill bases attached to work surfaces.

This might have sufficed when there was great prestige attached to working at Ernst & Young or Sherman & Sterling.

There's a stigma attached to working with her and she is determined to change this - starting with the photographic book.

As a result, "there is no stigma attached to working for a female boss and women are very much respected in business," Ms. Underwood said.

It is precisely this protean quality attached to work by "Botticelli" that has made it such a rich rummaging ground for those who come later.

It has been very hard for us: there is a lot of stigma attached to working with the virus and some people have been rejected by their families.