Sentence examples for becoming wedded to from inspiring English sources
Over the past few months, I had found myself becoming wedded to my computer in a worrying fashion.
Perhaps we can talk about X, Y, and Z". Pretend the ultimatum was never given and keep her from becoming wedded to it.
The field is growing at such a speed and industrial money is flowing into it at such a speed — and here you have very excited, smart, clever young people becoming wedded to these techniques.
That's why I don't advocate becoming wedded to a single currency.
Before becoming wedded to statism in America, liberalism was a philosophy of liberation.
People become wedded to their MacBooks.
Invoke classic themes and figures from folklore and mythology, but don't bother becoming slavishly wedded to them.
Leaders must therefore acquire sufficient technological knowhow without losing the bigger picture, or becoming too wedded to one product or service.
But it already seems clear that as it drives for far-reaching change in one region of the world, it is becoming increasingly wedded to the existing order elsewhere.
But technologists who are more interested in applying technology to the real world, and are looking at the big picture, can be excellent". Leaders must therefore acquire sufficient technological knowhow without losing the bigger picture, or becoming too wedded to one product or service.
The evangelical world is changing, and regardless of the fate of the Young Democrats club, Liberty is changing with it, becoming less wedded to the GOP and more open to ideological diversity every day.
