Sentence examples for attachment to something from inspiring English sources
The phrase "attachment to something" is correct and usable in written English
It can be used when discussing a strong emotional connection or bond to a person, object, or idea. Example: "Her attachment to her childhood home made it difficult for her to move away."
Addiction is a pathological attachment to something attractive in the short term, but destructive over time.
What kind of a parent reinforces a child's attachment to something so filthy and germ-ridden?
"I've lost my attachment to something that hurts me," Ms. O'Brien said.
(Note to new parents, if your child forms a deep attachment to something, go straight out and buy another. Switch them regularly so they are interchangeable, smell the same and fall apart at an equal rate).
Still, the Philharmonic's offerings had been so reduced in recent years that there was "no attachment to something old," as Mr. Pierson said in a recent interview with The New York Times.
"The institution had time to really wipe the slate clean and reconsider everything, and then come out again with something new, without the burden of attachment to something old," a distinction that could help the orchestra avoid the kind of negative publicity that has greeted similar notions of reinvention afoot at the New York City Opera.
Rubio's attachment to something-for-nothing salesmanship was confirmed when he was asked about Medicare.
"I had such an attachment to it as something I wanted to finish and something I wanted people to hear".
And so that love, the deep emotional attachment to Michael, is something that I think the fans don't understand.
Raving and deteriorating, he lets his legs take him across the country, living a hobo's life without possessions or attachments ("To own something was to keep it on his back or risk losing it forever").
When we feel like we're about to lose something (whether an object or person or idea), our attachment to it brings out something animal within us.
