Sentence examples for its clinging from inspiring English sources

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In addition, food used to be eaten with the fingers, hence a thick sauce was preferred for its clinging power.

By the 1990s, Lycra had entered at least some men's wardrobes in the form of leisure wear, its clinging characteristics providing even more extreme "naked" outlines.

You have to do all this without inflaming those touchy organs, the army, the intelligence services, or the all-powerful presidency with its clinging appendage of business cronies.

That is particularly apparent in the large standing Buddha dressed in a perfectly transparent robe whose folds only accentuate its clinging, see-through quality.

ALTHOUGH Harold Pinter's dialogue (with its clinging silences) is as English as Noël Coward's or Graham Greene's, there's hardly an American screenwriter who hasn't studied the halting tread of his talk.

(Attractive young women still wear skinny jeans and tight tank tops, though — it turns out that Lycra really does keep its cling).

Will it favor a truly independent CEO or will it cling to its past sins — and sinners?

Still, it clings to its high-speed rail project.

Today, the farther south one goes on the Bowery, the more it clings to its working-class history.

And so it clings to its bellicose rhetoric and rocket fire, no matter the bodies piling up around it.