Sentence examples for greater attachment from inspiring English sources

Historically, the south has shown greater attachment to authoritarian controls.

He said he feels an even greater attachment to the church camp he went to every summer in Brewster, N.Y.

The other notable difference is that, compared with the shop's plain bagel, the multicoloured version feels slightly stickier and displays a greater attachment to teeth.

In another study, Lawrence A. Kurdek, a psychologist at Wright State University in Ohio, found that college students who had a high level of attachment to their dogs showed greater attachment to the pets than to their fathers.

Coordinating such regulations and enforcement across continents is even more difficult, especially when cultural differences intrude, like in the perceived greater attachment to privacy in Europe than in, say, the United States.

Life was easier since she had separated from Patrick, but she had felt it her duty to attend her mother-in-law's funeral: after all, she had shown far greater attachment in a few short years than Patrick had done in a lifetime.

I think I was lucky to be rejected by Jill because it led to me forming greater attachments to other adults than I would have done had I come from a happy home, and those attachments, to teachers, friends, lecturers, have helped make me who I am.

"We had a great attachment," Kunitz said.

But today's economists show no great attachment to the rational model of behaviour that guided Mr Becker.

She took that part, she says, partly "for Derek Jarman's sake, because of his great attachment to screen witches.

We don't learn much about him except that, unsurprisingly, he doesn't feel a great attachment to this world.