Sentence examples for much more attached from inspiring English sources

"It's much more attached to kinship with other Muslims," a senior administration official said.

"The topography of where you live changes and you feel much more attached to it.

Italian soldiers are sacrificing themselves in Afghanistan and the Middle East, for their families, certainly, but also for their country.This too is a small sign that we Italians are much more attached to the idea of Italy than we pretend.

Third, urban NLH residents are much more attached to the labor market and work much longer hours than natives.

He stated that it is like "following the storyline of a fantasy novel," comparing it to The Lord of the Rings and Man in the Iron Mask, concluding that, because "the characters often spoke up for themselves," he "got much more attached" to the party "than in any other computer game".

We were much more emotionally attached to our stepfather.

"There's much more value attached to architecture in Austria than in the U.S.," said Mark Gilbert, a 41-year-old American architect who has worked in Vienna for the past 10 years.

The normal everyday greeting of 'How are you?' has much more emotion attached to it these days.

Students may be more attached to their rooms now than in the past, Ms. Savage suggested, because they tend to return home much more frequently.

You are more attached to it.

I'm old enough to remember Rock Against Racism and Rock Against Sexism, and the number and calibre of the acts who queued up to lend their talents to the first worthy cause rather than the second really summed up how much more importance is attached to stamping out the "hate crimes" of racism and homophobia compared to those committed against women.