Sentence examples for bonded better from inspiring English sources

Now that I'm almost 30, I'm coming round to their way of thinking, but we might have bonded better musically if my dad had been, say, the lead singer of a band and not the sort of man to bang on my bedroom door to tell me to turn down Nirvana.

"It bonds better when you screw into wood, and not into metal," Mr. Ahari said.

Male political journalists bond better, on the whole, with other men, so their best contacts are male.

In fact, we don't want them to buy our bonds; better to have a weaker dollar (a point that the Japanese actually get).

At the Apes Wall, I met up with Patti Martins, a regular from Thousand Oaks, Calif., who learned to climb in an effort to bond better with her teenage son.

While some groups bond better than others, it is part of Up and Running's goal to get participants to continue running together after their 10-week course has finished, creating their own mini support networks.

For all the talk of Europe bonding better or having a template of success, Reed, the leading American point-scorer with three-and-a-half from four, is not a man to over-complicate things.

Colleagues who trade non-official knowledge bond better.

Some authors [13] believe that self-etching adhesives bond better to hypomineralised enamel than total-etch systems.

The friction makes the tape bond better with the blade.

Being bigger, they are more intelligent than mice and tend to bond better with their owners.