Sentence examples similar to form profound attachments from inspiring English sources

There is a profound attachment and misunderstanding on the legacy of imperialism.

Just as some plants send taproots deep into the soil for nourishment, some writers thrive in a profound attachment to their own patch of earth.

A statement from the cultural advisors to King Juan Carlos points to Girard's "profound attachment" to "Spanish culture as a whole" as reason for the award.

Mohammed Moussaoui, leader of the French Council of the Muslim Faith, an official body, condemned the attack, and stated his "profound attachment" to freedom of expression.

If I had experienced such a profound attachment to Pan Am, what about everybody else?

Some form romantic attachments.

At other times a crew can form unexpected attachments.

They form emotional attachments with both their friends and their enemies.

Both boys and girls form strong attachments to others and both need social and emotional support.

Though she was to form passionate attachments all her life, she kept them under rigid formal restraint.

But human beings, unlike yeast cells, have morals and minds, with which we make choices and form emotional attachments.