Sentence examples for deeply attached to values from inspiring English sources

First, they are assumed to be good citizens of modern Europe's democratic commonwealth, and deeply attached to values like free speech, unlike the the clerics of generations past.

I was born in Algeria in the mid-1980s in a middle-class, secular family deeply attached to democratic values.

There is an implicit code of behavior between sœurs, especially in the Yamayuri Council the student council of the school: quietness, measure and respect towards each other; values deeply attached to traditional Japanese education.

They're about what we did this morning and what we're doing tonight, and the values they represent are deeply attached to universal questions of justice, reconciliation, restoration, suffering, illness, recovery and resurrection.

I am deeply attached to India.

We are deeply attached to it.

Nadal is deeply attached to the Davis Cup.

But they became deeply attached to the cloth mother.

I've become very deeply attached to Anschütz.

But he also was deeply attached to his family.

Soldiers close to Steele say that he is deeply attached to that statistic.