Sentence examples for attachment to Catholicism from inspiring English sources

Defenders of the church testified that the boy had barely left his parents' home when he began displaying a virtually miraculous attachment to Catholicism.

Mr. Simon's attachment to "Brighton Beach Memoirs" and "Broadway Bound" comes naturally.

"For many people, there's a real attachment to Soho.

Their attachment to Israel has become absolutely primary".

It's not clear where Bowie's attachment to Scotland derives from.

'I went to Sarajevo,' she says at lunch, 'initially out of some attachment to Europe.

To others, their attachment to Britain is a mere flag of convenience.

"I don't have any natural attachment to Nigeria as a nation.

Yet his intense attachment to Babel can be detrimental to his own fiction.

"If anything," he said, "the event made me realize my attachment to New York".

His emotional attachment to Edinburgh became increasingly evident during the last years of his life.