Sentence examples for clinging just from inspiring English sources

In an article for Haaretz last week, David Landau aptly compared the thinking of Netanyahu's more dismissive critics to that of the Holocaust-skeptics of the early 1940s: "That same clinging, just as back then, to the comforting belief: It's not happening, and even if it is — there's nothing we can do about it".

And natives cling just as hard to their version of God and tradition when they feel overwhelmed.

But the Gateses also pushed the students to cling just as fiercely to their feelings of empathy, an emotion the couple believes is integral to making meaningful change in the world.

The latest Florida poll shows Rubio clinging to just a two-point lead, while McCain has finally unendorsed Trump.

She backed up and left the bag on the ledge she'd been clinging to, just below the window of the cherrywood man.

Carissa is a happy, grateful, sometimes funny and often times tired mother of four threee living) shuttling a minivan around the Chicago area suburbs and clinging to just enough irreverence to stay sane.

The music clings just barely to the practices of tonal harmony.

With its chipped tiles and shower only just clinging to the wall, it's one that even Network Rail would think about upgrading.

A record 46 million Americans are in poverty, and millions more are only just clinging onto financial stability -- one emergency is all it would take to tip them into disaster.

But even if a shield were perfected -- a subject that is part of the backdrop to the three-day meeting between Bush and President Vladimir V. Putin of Russia scheduled for this week -- Moscow and Washington may well cling to just enough missiles to guarantee "mutually assured destruction," which could destroy all life itself.

Just clinging to the lead.