Sentence examples for he attached himself from inspiring English sources
He attached himself to leaders.
He attached himself assiduously to Cook, whose cabaret style he copied.
The creator of "Peter Pan" lost everyone he attached himself to and was left mad and bereft.
There he attached himself to Trilling, whose major book, "The Liberal Imagination," came out in 1950, the year Podhoretz graduated.
He attached himself to Mr Bush out of principle, not some British instinct to hold the coat-tails of the superpower.
On the accession of Philip III in 1598, he attached himself to the king's favourite and chief minister, Lerma, by whom he was employed as a secretary.
He attaches himself only to what is essential; what is minor will follow.
He attaches himself to her and to her little girl, and wants the mother to spend the evening with him.
And by the time he attaches himself to Dean (Samuel Ball), a homophobic punk who has been prowling the neighborhood, Charlie's vengeful agenda is painfully apparent.
He attaches himself to a shy teenager named Justin who says he's bullied at school because of his weight, and teaches him to make a chicken stir fry.
Dr. Parr discovered the free living stage of the male devil-fish and the fact that he is born separate but remains that way only until the first female comes along, when he attaches himself to the female as a parasite.
