Sentence examples for growing attachment from inspiring English sources

Yet her parents, Jean and Will Matthews, had misgivings about her growing attachment to Mr. Macfarland.

Her growing attachment sends the already quiescent Guillaume into a deeper couch-potato retreat.

Growing attachment to the idea that business can make better use of the non-rational side of human nature.

Research that I conducted with the IPPR on this issue suggests that this development co-exists with a growing attachment to a locally-defined sense of place.

Mrs. Clinton's visit underscores the Obama administration's growing attachment to Mr. Medvedev, Vladimir V. Putin's handpicked choice to succeed him as president.

He argues that China is increasingly a disciple of the EU, pointing in particular to its growing attachment to multilateralism and regional integration.

Besides his growing attachments to the works of 20th century masters, Britten – along with his contemporary Michael Tippett – was devoted to the English music of the late 17th and early 18th centuries, in particular the work of Purcell.

For example, a 22 year old male respondent said, " I started getting more sensual…with our lovemaking" A few respondents said that the growing emotional attachment to their partners lead them to stop using condoms because they wanted to have a baby with their partner.

Therefore, the more loving the attachment growing up, the more loving their attachment usually is in marriage.

Under preferential attachment, a network or a mathematically analogous object, such as an ensemble of gene families, grows via attachment of new nodes to the pre-existing ones with a probability that is proportional to the degree (number of connections) of the latter.

The characteristic macroscopic lengthscale of these defects suggests that the crystals grow by attachment of single molecules to the nuclei.