Sentence examples for attachment to one from inspiring English sources
Though Chris has an abiding attachment to one of the girls on "The Real World: Philadelphia," I told him that, for the sake of historical verisimilitude, he had to learn to live without her — and TiVo or his iPod — for a week.
It has been proposed that fission yeast Pcs1, which is a homolog of one of the components of the budding yeast monopolin complex, is required to clamp together single microtubule-binding sites on one kinetochore, thus favoring their attachment to one pole (Rabitsch et al, 2003).
Therefore, new born are heavily reliant on passive immunity through lactation by permanent attachment to one of the mother's teats and in many marsupials within a pouch (Edwards and Deakin 2012; Edwards et al. 2012).
On this account, patriotism is associated with the exclusive attachment to one's own culture and thus stands in opposition to cosmopolitanism and cultural assimilation.
An attachment to one single university wasn't an issue that English literature student Megan Brittan faced, however.
Most of us follow other teams, so we seek the quick fix of emotional attachment to one of the contenders.
Given her attachment to one-night hook-ups, she is horrified when he calls up for another date ("I'm calling the police for you!" her alarmed workmate cries).
As self-centered attachments to one's ideas can lead to national as well as international gaffes, anticipating the response a remark might elicit beforehand can also serve as a powerful communications tool.
"I was struck by the force of one's attachments to one's children, and it made me want to explore what happens if you're separated from a child.
He has glided through, and discarded, much of a large wardrobe of personae with no particular memory of, or attachment to, any one of them.
You have to have proper assessment!" The crux of the Swami's message was that stress derives from unreasonable expectations — for a wife who isn't irritable, say, or three hundred million dollars — and attachment to what one has.
