Sentence examples similar to impelled by attachment from inspiring English sources

Ainsworth's former doctoral student, Mary Main (1979), theorized that the A and C patterns could be regarded as "conditional strategies" for optimizing, insofar as possible, the closeness with the caregiver impelled by the attachment system.

An activist is impelled by a cause and adopts it.

Morne Morkel steamed in, impelled by the Bullring roar.

Impelled by necessity or lured by profit, people moved from province to province.

Malcolm suggests that subjects often feel "impelled by something stronger than reason" to talk to reporters.

Torsos, legs and arms were all impelled by the music the same way.

She did this as if impelled by a dream, as if she knew she belonged there.

Mr Fox, impelled by a media campaign, pushed through a freedom-of-information law.

Every vocal phrase is impelled by the emotion and dramatic intention of the moment.

But where Ripley is impelled by strong appetites, our narrator seems without any motivation whatsoever.

Richardson, the androgynous outsider, swoops and carves the air, impelled by the music's dreamy flutter.