Sentence examples for long-standing attachment from inspiring English sources
The first book in the series came out 16 years ago, so the long-standing attachment many people have to that world isn't too odd.
Speaking after opening statements setting out the arguments for and against Rumney Recreation Ground being granted village green status, Alun Michael MP detailed the locality's long standing attachment to the fields and local resident Mel Plenty reminisced on his memories of the site.
The British have a long-standing romantic attachment to rear-guard actions, both military and sporting.
Ultimately, both women drift in the direction of their long-standing community attachments.
This finding helps to explain one aspect of the long-standing observation that attachments under tension in vivo are stable.
In this respect, two long-standing hypotheses stand out.
The English attachment to jury trials is deep, long-standing and a matter of national pride, as Mr Straw seemed to recognise by arguing that, contrary to popular opinion, the right to a jury trial does not go back to the Magna Carta.
'Some of them have barely left the village for decades.' Others talk of the local attachment to an oral cultural tradition and a long-standing distrust of the written word.
Had long-standing deep friendships.
The superstition was long-standing.
