Sentence examples for growing attachments from inspiring English sources

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.

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.

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.

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.

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

"Even though more and more Muslims, in particular women, have become more Islamic and have a growing attachment to Islam, that does not translate into voting behavior".

At first Mrs. Drysdale thought she'd like having an Indian in the house, 'but Peanuts' growing attachment to Maria & his talking Spanish - "Uno mas", he would say when he wanted more food - worried her.

He's introduced by his roommates to beautiful, mysterious and emotionally confused Alaska Young, and the story progresses, mostly centered around Miles' life at Culver Creek and his growing attachment to Alaska.

He returned to 1960s Hong Kong for Fayeung ninwa (2000; In the Mood for Love), which concerns the growing attachment between Chow Mo-Wan (Leung) and Su Lizhen (Maggie Cheung), a man and a woman whose spouses are having an affair.