Sentence examples for intimately attached to from inspiring English sources

The details in the studio portraits, framed against bare backdrops, are intimately attached to the sitters.

"The first poet whom I was intimately attached to was Baudelaire, and I think a lot had to do with the way he experienced Paris as a sort of stranger in the city," Mr. Williams reflected.

To my compatriots, I have no hesitation in saying that each one of us is as intimately attached to the soil of this beautiful country as are the famous jacaranda trees of Pretoria and the mimosa trees of the bushveld.

The hybrid material was composing by hercynite nanoparticles (diameter 10 50 nm) intimately attached to the walls of the MWCNTs.

I believed so strongly in it, I wanted to be intimately attached to its potential success.

Eight or 24 h after infection, wild-type strain 1711-4 was observed intimately attached to the intestinal mucosa with effacement of the microvilli and pedestal formation, which are features of A/E lesions.

However, the ability to move to and intimately attach to the target cell seems to play a more important role in caspase-1 activation by S.Typhimurium.

The placenta is intimately attached on its outer surface to the endometrium, the lining of the uterus, by fingerlike processes (villi) that embed themselves in the endometrium, where complete vascular connections between the two circulations are achieved.

This bacterium colonizes the large intestine of various species, including humans; typically, a dense layer of spirochete cells may be found intimately attached by one cell end to the surface of colonic enterocytes.

He was constantly searching for "the perfect friend"; an early candidate was the stage designer Percy Anderson, to whom he was intimately attached for some time from 1910 onwards.

A sequence of fat round fixtures suspended from the ceiling look like disembodied soft blobs of light, and dozens of votive candles attached to the padded back wall flicker intimately.