Sentence examples for mutual attachment from inspiring English sources

I mention this because every horse story is a love story and it is often a story of mutual love (or, to be cooler about it, mutual attachment).

Alex Clark in the Guardian wrote: "I am not sure I have a read a more frightening account of friendship, or a more unsentimental view of the uses that human beings have for one another, even in the presence of mutual attachment".

In later Bengal Vaishnavism, the emphasis shifts from service and surrender to mutual attachment and attraction between God (i.e., Krishna) and humankind: God is said to yearn for the worshiper's identification with himself, which is his gift to the wholly purified devotee.

At a fundamental level, calling your boyfriend "babe" or, more horrifyingly, "snugglepuffs" is a way of solidifying your mutual attachment.

One of the risk factors for the early onset of drug use is lack of a significant relationship with parents or lack of mutual attachment [8], [19].

The Dorfman family, with its sentimental mutual attachments and fierce allegiances, embodies Judaism as a centripetal force of sentiment and tradition that, like a black hole, pulls energy inward and keeps the young man from engaging open-mindedly with the wider world.

By introducing yourself to members, forming mutual attachments, and going to the external activities, people will know that you intend to stay.

The mother-young bond has been defined as a preferential mutual, emotional attachment, of relatively long duration, and that resists temporary separations [ 16].

This makes mutual emotional attachment.

The present result implies that the establishment of progressively more complex PPs and mutual emotional attachments with the mother and the individuals committed to the development of the infant lead to the internalization of affection and the activities undertaken by the parents (Bronfenbrenner 2001).

Children's psychological development is driven by their involvement in PPs with one or more individuals who are committed to their development and well-being (especially their parents), with whom they establish a mutual, permanent emotional attachment.