Sentence examples for has always been attached from inspiring English sources

For it's about the kind of collaborative theatrical enterprise Leigh loves and the kind of eccentricity, English and otherwise, to which he has always been attached.

The eighth-grader, who lives in the northern New Jersey town of Millburn, has always been attached to her gadgets.

"As Massive Attack, we've always been attached to particular ideas.

In any case, a refusal to negotiate with a Chancellor, whom even the Russian Foreign Secretary regards as having always been attached to peace, is not likely to hasten a favourable settlement.

The symbol had always been attached to positive karma. .

"I've always been attached to different types of language," says Durant.

Hoffman has always been attracted to the idea of an artistic community, particularly in the theater, which is part of why he is so attached to LAB.

As a philosophical school, personalism draws its foundations from human reason and experience, though historically personalism has nearly always been attached to Biblical theism.

There has always been an eroticism attached to what is behind the veil — not least in Italian art.

There has always been a certain status attached to propelling the new ball.

THERE has always been a certain status attached to owning a home that is featured in a magazine.