Sentence examples for attaching beloved from inspiring English sources

In these days of blockbuster Frankenstein-monsters ― where all it seemingly takes to get a multimillion dollar budget approved is to pitch a rehashed version of previously popular ideas and attaching beloved stars ― it all but seems inevitable you'll soon see a superhero movie starring Jennifer Lawrence and Chris Pratt.

Before pieces are listed for sale, there's an accompanying story attached to each garment (like a touching memory the former owner has attached to a beloved Helmut Lang leather jacket), and shoppers can receive updates when users add new pieces to their closet, affectionately referred to on the site as "stalking".

The farmers snubbed the offer (they were too attached to their beloved piazza) and after various incarnations, the building has been restored.

I must admit that I feel very sorry for Reverend Farebrother, who would have made a lovely husband for her, if she weren't so attached to her beloved Fred.

And in this arousal one grows attached to the beloved not as a unique particular but to the Form of beauty instantiated in the loved one.

I suggest it is about stigma, specifically abortion stigma that has been deliberately attached to a beloved national institution and household name, Planned Parenthood.

It is quite another to detail the slow, inexorable, reluctant steps by which our heroine separates from her husband and her beloved son, attaches herself to the shiftless Prince Vronsky, suffers ostracism and disgrace -- until at last she flings herself under the wheels of an onrushing train.

(sic) She also posted more eccentrically-written tweets, filled with emojis and capital letters, asking: "Am I obliged 2 entertain U w/my appearance?"  Fisher used the tweet to make an important point about the harsh scrutiny of the appearance of women in the public eye while also attaching more pictures of her beloved dog Gary.

Mr. Clinton routinely pops up in guidebooks and newspaper articles about restaurants, invariably with the implication that a beloved gourmand has attached his seal of approval.

She quits Gawker and wafts through Brooklyn freelance life, getting tattooed, attaching to other guys, processing her beloved grandfather's death, brooding over Joseph.

Each and every time your name is attached to any franchise slightly more beloved by the fanboys than Fantastic Four, there are tortured screams of horror and outrage.