Sentence examples for excessively attached from inspiring English sources
Like the DAESH extremists, we can be excessively attached to our scriptural stories.
Jane Williams had shared those last months in Italy and, whatever Mary Shelley may have felt at the time about her husband's attentions to this attractive musician to whom he addressed some of the most yearningly exquisite of his late lyrics, once back in England she herself became "excessively", as she admitted, attached to her.
You could call the way they are thrust at us slightly excessively pedagogical – the title of the book is attached, unusually, to its back, in order that we shall be quite clear on this point.
For as long as it is his A.C. Milan — and perhaps longer — the sense of excessively expensive grandeur will attach to it.
This would be wizardry indeed.Waffle now, pain laterBoth Mr Kim and Rhee In Je, the candidate placed third in the latest polls, threaten to renegotiate the conditions attached to the IMF's bail-out: they consider the terms excessively austere.
Geckos have a single middle-ear muscle attached to the lateral part of the extracolumella; evidently, contractions of this muscle stiffen the extracolumella, thereby dampening the ossicular motions and protecting the ear against excessively intense sounds.
"So not excessively excessive.
Everyone excessively tidy, excessively generous.
