Sentence examples for help but attach from inspiring English sources
"Everyone wants so desperately to believe he's Hitler 2.0, and their warped image of him is clearly looming large at the forefront of their minds – so much so that they can't help but attach the worst possible connotation to even vague, offhand quips like these," said a 29-year-old Hispanic attorney from Florida, referring to his second amendment comments.
There's a sense of gratification that we can't help but attach to giving this holiday season.
She is admirably hard-nosed on the subject of infidelity: "Don't tell yourself a story about how special you are just because you can lure a guy away from his girlfriend," she writes to a woman who can't help but attract attached men.
That may have helped in Uganda, but attaching conditions to aid usually fails, and cutting it off may hurt the poor more than it helps gay people.
This will not only help you attach with your family better but also feel fresh for own self.
The microtriches probably help to attach the parasite to the gut of the host, absorb nutritive materials, and secrete various substances.
These distractions are our pop culture: they help us attach meaning to songs; they help us connect all the fragments we hear every day, giving us reasons to swoon and rant and argue, years and decades later.
She said that she had met him at an auto repair shop in Bedford, N.Y., on June 7 to help him attach a scooter to a lift on the back of a recreational vehicle, prosecutors said.
The microbe carries specialized proteins that help it attach firmly to the surface of cells and other proteins that blunt a host's immune-system response and prevent white blood cells from ingesting and degrading it.
