Sentence examples for attaching myself from inspiring English sources

Theoretically, I'm not against objects, but, personally, I'm not comfortable attaching myself to them — I don't seek them out.

I often went alone, attaching myself to families whose loud tourist get-ups matched my street attire.

The thought of attaching myself to such a venture was slightly awesome, not being accustomed to editing action movies, but therein lay the fun".

I know I mustn't suffocate her work by attaching myself to everything in her book, but I know enough of the world she describes to be stunned by the accuracy with which she recovers certain experiences from the tide of history.

"I'm fascinated by politics, and that just may be why, in one form or another, I wound up attaching myself to Arnold and Kerry," he says in a modulated monotone, leaning perilously far back in his threadbare, iron-armed Napoleonic rocker.

As Plutarch wrote during the reign of Trajan, "It was for the sake of others that I first commenced writing biographies; but I find myself proceeding and attaching myself to it for my own; the virtues of these great men serving me as a sort of looking glass, in which I may see how to adjust and adorn my own life".

She held out a hand that I attached myself to".

And I kind of attached myself to that dream.

"I've never attached myself to a particular percentage," Fisher said.

To avoid potential humiliation, I attached myself to her flying carcass with a wiry grasp.

"It was the first time I ever attached myself to a cause," he said.