Sentence examples for more than attached from inspiring English sources

Stevenson was more than attached to Fanny, for all her intermittent "hellish energy", her black moods and firings-up; but the fictional Stevenson doesn't seem to mind this description either.

"I wanted to maintain control of what I was doing, because it felt like my brand independently is worth more than attaching my name to a major," he says.

Unlike the previous attempt at an antitoxin, Neuprex does more than attach itself to bacterial poisons; it deactivates them.

It certainly makes more sense than attaching a fast-growing electronics division to a sandpaper company.

Hydroxyethyl groups attached at the C2 position on the glucose ring slow metabolism more than those attached at the C6 or C3 position.

A few days later, when the box came in the mail with a bill for more than $50 attached to it, my father was not happy.

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This result shows that females within the sample are much more than males attached to the idea of a driver on a train as well as more comfortable with a train with a driver room installed.

Researchers from Vita-Salute San Raffaele University in Italy questioned more than 100 attached people on their commitment and feelings after subtly suggesting their relationship could very well implode at some point.

If more than one attached spine meets these criteria, the spine with the smallest perpendicular distance is chosen as the stem, and the two clusters are combined into a single spine.

La Cuchara seemed more suspended in the air than attached to the earth.