Sentence examples for is too attached from inspiring English sources
Fernandes is too attached to the Shed to jeopardise her situation.
Could you be the person who pushes just a little harder when one of your friends is too attached to their escapes?
At top level, as Harding suggests, the UK is too attached to the status quo to be a high-performance economy.
Davis tries to point out to him that he is too attached to his pet to care about the cost and is only interested in getting her well again.
Many Tibetans in exile grumble that he is too attached to nonviolence, and too much in the grip of Western event coördinators, to prevent the Chinese from colonizing Tibet.
She also says that she is too attached to her family life, meaning her family base with her partner and kids near the Canal Saint-Martin, and her family, who are still based in Belgium.
If you are too attached, you will not be happy".
People are too attached to their material things".
Young designers working today "are too attached to the past," Mr. Cardin observed.
"We were too attached to 'not guilty,' " J. Antonio Florence, a lawyer who worked on the case, told me.
