Sentence examples for less attach from inspiring English sources

Had he covered the entire City Hall in the garish brick pattern it would have been something to see; but as it is, it seems unlikely that many people will realize they're looking at art, much less attach any meaning to it.

A few of the Ti films with typical surface stoichiometries of combinations of oxygen and nitrogen exhibited minimum bacterial attachment, and on the modified HA films relatively less attached bacteria were recorded.

The fact is that domestic audiences are becoming less and less attached to watching stuff made in their homeland, less and less attached to watching home-grown television.

Umberto Agnelli is thought to be less attached to automaking than his brother is.

My confidence levels just aren't high enough.' Gary Barlow is less attached to ordinary.

Maybe we grow up a little bit, or somehow become less attached to the material world.

Some farming populations are more or less attached to specific locales.

"Students are like artists, a special class of people less attached to the conventions of the society," he said.

Now a new generation of city-dwellers feels less attached to the countryside and to nomadic herding traditions.

The sad fact is that we in the developed world are all less and less attached to the world, because we are preoccupied with our personal archipelagos.

"In the past, perceived quality was more or less attached to the technological sophistication of a product, the highest number of features," he said.