Sentence examples for be too attached from inspiring English sources
We must learn not to be too attached to our first heroine, even if she is a figure as attractive as a black baby in the lap of the Black Virgin of Monserrat, for she will be unexpectedly supplanted by another, and then probably another again.
Many of its earliest employees didn't have histories in the gaming world, and in many ways, that allowed them move quickly and not be too attached to any of the industry's long-term notions of what a game should or ought to be.
"Don't be too attached to people," Manson says.
This suggested that weak cell-adhesive interactions with the substratum would not provide enough traction and at strong adhesion, the cell would be too attached to the substratum to move efficiently.
They cannot be too attached to certainty, but must remain flexible and adaptive throughout the research in order to generate rich and nuanced findings that embrace and explain the complexity of real social life and can be applied to complex social issues.
Don't be too attached with your friends.
If you are too attached, you will not be happy".
People are too attached to their material things".
Young designers working today "are too attached to the past," Mr. Cardin observed.
Fernandes is too attached to the Shed to jeopardise her situation.
