Sentence examples for forming attachment from inspiring English sources

2 This may be, in part, due to the biomedical training and orientation of oncologists, who may prove wary of forming attachment to patients, which is also a barrier to supportive care.

When Lamont arrived at Astor, he was said to show "problems forming attachments".

Characters are killed off with such routine efficiency, with such gleeful abandon, that forming attachments to them is mentally draining and pointless.

For Martha, it was a reaction against her upbringing: she did not have a close relationship with her parents and this, she says, "prevented me from forming attachments with other people until I found AP".

Peter, now a slender 12-year-old, seems to be thriving in this soil, making human friends and forming attachments to Buddy the chestnut horse and Marley the golden mutt.

Also lit brightly are areas that produce two brain chemicals called vasopressin and oxytocin, which are known to be involved in forming attachments.

Since developing quality interactions and forming attachments is a universal need of infants, a universal policy will best address the needs of working American families.

It is the limbic brain that makes children want puppies, and puppies want children, and allows mammals to form attachment bonds with one another.

"Don't form attachments; avoid more loss".

Mr. King forms attachments with these figures.

"I do not form attachments easily," she notes.