Sentence examples for becoming attached from inspiring English sources
Because they are as they are and ultimately no one that we can plead to or blame, it becomes easier to let them go as becoming attached to them or claiming them as ours suddenly seems nonsensical.
I have written about becoming attached to titles and identities - all of which become rocked when you go through major life changes such as having a baby, losing a job, or divorce - but never tackled this aspect of attachment.
Not all Angels fans were happy with "No way, get fucked, fuck off!" becoming attached to See Your Face Again.
Many delayed becoming attached to the baby in a later pregnancy until they felt confident that everything would be O.K.
Writers were certainly grouping in new ways around their patron courts, and their writing was becoming attached to the defense of particular positions within the nascent nation-state.
I'm also well aware that becoming attached to England with a shared currency - the way Italy is to Germany - is a rubbish deal for the Scots.
But provider resilience often means resisting becoming too attached: "Not to become attached because they want to talk, they want friends.
Consequently, I find myself becoming rather attached to Ed Davey in the same way I'm attached to my toaster: My world wouldn't fall apart if it went missing but things would seem marginally trickier in its absence.
It's afraid that this would just end with those strings becoming permanently attached.
No one encapsulates the perils of becoming too attached to a franchise more than George Lucas and Star Wars.
