Sentence examples for lifelong attachment from inspiring English sources

And I expected it to be a lifelong attachment too.

A Whiffenpoof at Yale, Simmons pursued a lifelong attachment to music.

At 87, Gass — novelist, philosopher, essayist — looks back on a lifelong attachment to literature.

More likely, it is the end of Peter Mandelson's lifelong attachment to the heart of the party.

He reacted early against the boredom of court life and began his lifelong attachment to the Spanish army.

In the scenes of this adorable, happy little boy reaching out to his father, you can feel a bond of trust and devotion deepening into a lifelong attachment.

Edwin Oldfather Reischauer had two lifelong attachments: Harvard University and Japan.

"It's a Wonderful Life" suggests that happiness is found in the lifelong attachments that precede choice.

But her own life was more turbulent, and less stable, than the lifelong attachments her songs promised.

Local residents from Llanrumney and Rumney wards spoke emotionally of their lifelong attachments to the playing fields as part of the second day of evidence to prove the land has been owned by residents "as of right".

Consideration of varieties of CAL such as lifelong clinical attachment loss (LCAL) should be considered for younger age groups, who may have a different threshold of disease [ 21].