Sentence examples for felt attachment from inspiring English sources

But I think that I have just happened to have films which came at a time when people like you, or maybe even your family, parents or younger people, they kind of felt attachment to the country, and an attachment to the films, so I was very fortunate..

Some evolutionary biologists/psychologists see loyalty as a genetically transmitted adaptive mechanism, a felt attachment to others that has survival value (Wilson, 23).

I ask Julie, Sylvie and Martha if they feel attachment parenting is a rejection of feminism.

A gang gives a young person what is missing: a bond, an identity or being a part of something that they feel attachment to.

Perhaps she has not completely managed, but if so, the incompleteness gives a note of great emotional distinction to this work by a writer for whom to feel attachment -- to Steegmuller, to her own life and, warily, to Greene -- is in no way to indulge it.

Parents may feel attachment to their alma maters (while keeping an eye on the budget).

A foghorn blast and the call of a gull reminds many of the sea, sounds that can be layered with memory and the lives of those who feel attachment to the water, a wordless element that hears all who visit it.

Theme 3: Belonging and security can be linked to the concept to be at home, where home is a place one can feel attachment and find a shelter; and Theme 4: A feeling of insecurity can be linked to the concept of being lost, meaning a place where you experience loneliness and difficultly navigating because you do not know the paths.

"I've felt an attachment to the place since 1994," he explained.

The trouble was that each time he tried to get rid of Miaomiao he felt his attachment to her deepen.

I want to be sympathetic to her struggles, but though I've tried, I've never felt an attachment to her.