First, this is Keele - the first of the 1960s wave of new universities, with its unique dual-honours degree system, and its emotional attachment to the ideas of broad, liberal education, of free thinking, and of bucking trends.
The two leaders wanted to seize the occasion to stress their World War I alliance and show their attachment to the ideas underpinning European unity.
But there remains among many architects a residual attachment to the idea of being an artist, or at least to the idea of architecture as a creative and imaginative discipline.
He had no idea what he wanted to do once he graduated, beyond nurturing a vague, romantic attachment to the idea of being a writer and so, without enthusiasm, he did postgraduate research in history at Sussex University and then back at Oxford.
I learned to lose any sentimental attachment to the idea of "halving extreme poverty by 2015" and "eradicating hunger".
The decision to start the company was based largely on his personal attachment to the idea, Mr. Kamen said.
If not, you might want to cancel your attachment to this idea and find a different opportunity to marry.
Growing attachment to the idea that business can make better use of the non-rational side of human nature.
"She has a tremendous attachment to the idea that Holland contributed to American culture," Mr. Chaffee said, as the Royal Marine Band played nearby.
