Sentence examples for bond that existed between from inspiring English sources

The nation has never really recovered from the bullet that killed R.F.K. Arthur Schlesinger, in his biography of Kennedy, quotes Richard Harwood of The Washington Post: "We discovered in 1968 this deep, almost mystical bond that existed between Robert Kennedy and the Other America.

The warped message that condom-free sex represented the bond that existed between my partners and me became embedded in my mind.

As an alternative to a homosexual relationship, Chaplais suggests that the bond that existed between the King and Gaveston was that of an adoptive brotherhood.

And it's possible that the bond that exists between them is family.

They speak of the "rare bond" that exists between ex-prisoners.

"The moments the animals so naturally exhibit are magical," Ms. Henretta said, "illustrating the special bond that exists between parents and children".

Almost all have benefited from the tight bond that exists between the top ranks of France's civil service and the country's senior executives.

"His mother's response, I think, had an impact on him," reinforcing "the family connection, the bond that exists between parents and children".

I think he is hoping to hear something about Fijians fighting in the British forces since the second world war and about the close bond that exists between the nations.

"Anecdotally and intuitively, this is considered the strongest bond that exists between human beings," said Dr. Louis G. Keith, a professor of obstetrics and gynecology at Northwestern University and himself an identical twin.

The reason for this attitude is presumably the special bond that exists between farmers and their animals.