Sentence examples for has attached itself from inspiring English sources
It appears that in the year 2000, a certain cachet has attached itself to ideas.
"True crime" is the name that has attached itself to journalistic and literary accounts of exceptional human ghastliness.
This negative meaning has attached itself to the word because contemporary globalised culture is resolutely anti-parochial.
It's a strange duet, awkwardly performed, with cryptic lyrics like "Please tell Hugo, nothing has attached itself yet".
Take the controversy that has attached itself to another high-profile international literary award: the Man Booker Prize.
James Gleick on how the Library of Congress has "attached itself to the firehose" and embarked on a project to create a corpus of all public tweets.
Strategy seems to have attached itself, barnaclelike, to everything.
By the seventeen-sixties, sympathy for debtors had attached itself to the patriot cause.
To have attached itself to this mainstream was the accomplishment of New Labour.
One worm had attached itself to a wall of the snake's heart.
A horse-and-wagon aura of quaintness had attached itself to newsprint, now endearingly material and perishable.
