Sentence examples for feel an attachment from inspiring English sources
Writer visited Garland several times & came to feel an attachment for Scotland Neck, where Garland lives, a town of 3000 inhabitants.
As a former New Yorker, I find that when I visit New York these days, I feel an attachment to the city and its people that I hadn't felt for many years.
It's hard not to feel an attachment to those names, those secret sharers filling up your in-box, connected and, at the same time, disconnected, like a band of strangers huddled together beneath a gathering storm.
While it's true that 69% of Jews, including at least 60% of all age groups, feel an attachment to Israel, the problem for Republican recruiters is that only 43% of Jews believe that caring about Israel is an essential part of being Jewish.
"I come to New York, and it is my duty to kiss the ground because I feel an attachment to the place where I have fought for freedom and equality for 27 years," said Mr. Abdel-Muhti, who has been a longtime activist for the rights of indigenous people and Palestinians.
Join an association or a charity where you feel an attachment to the cause.
"I've felt an attachment to the place since 1994," he explained.
I want to be sympathetic to her struggles, but though I've tried, I've never felt an attachment to her.
Many alumni this week said they did not remember the prayer from their high school days but felt an attachment to it nonetheless.
It is frequently bought by embassies, libraries and research institutions, and by well-educated, upscale consumers who felt an attachment to the set of bound volumes.
