Sentence examples for attachment to one another from inspiring English sources

While they claim, as few of us cannot, to have never been searched in an airport, it is more than their uniform that keeps (in)security at bay; it is their attachment to one another that makes them, in a sense, utterly impenetrable.

Diagnosing grief as a part of depression runs the very real risk of delegitimizing that which is most human — the bonds of our love and attachment to one another.

The tumor-cell isolates responded differently to organotypic culture than the Ker-CT-Ras cells, primarily in their attachment to one another.

'Vacuum!' " The story that follows includes some fairly ordinary recollecting aggrandized by hindsight -- the narrator's irritation with her older siblings, her attachment to one Japanese nurse and her wariness of another -- and some that charms.

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.

Lilia's transformation begins when she observes Salma at a belly-dancing class and suspects her of having a romantic attachment to one of the musicians.

A passionate attachment to one's own family recipe, combined with a healthy suspicion of other stuffings, has become part of the holiday ritual.

Although she saw merit in the toddler's "attachment to one color," she thought the piece might be depressing for the recipient.

Now I find, when I look it up, that it signifies, more exactly, an attitude of local patriotism, attachment to one's own region and customs: my campanile is taller than yours.