Sentence examples for need of attachment from inspiring English sources

The fact that dysthymic participants described their relationship with therapists in terms of personal attachment rather than collaboration generates the hypothesis that they had a greater need of attachment than participants with panic disorder.

Other cell types were gradually eliminated because of their need for attachment to a surface.

For depression, this shut-down of SEEKING, is our natural response to the violation of yet another fundamental human instinct: our built-in need for attachment.

But of course crying is not only associated with the human need for attachment.

Though the food was relatively good, in that era there wasn't of course a language of emotional needs, no concept of attachment and separation.

However, in order to gain Internet connectivity, a mobile router in the VANET does not only need a WLAN point of attachment within its radio coverage, but also that this PoA is either the RSU or is connected (via a multi-hop path) to the RSU.

And then some well-meaning elder, who has been cultivating wisdom for way longer than we have and has graduated from such sophomoric inclinations, suggests that perhaps what we think is spiritual desire is actually just a case of raging hormones directed at the idea of God, and that we need to let go of attachment and get grounded.

This present design does not need covalent attachment of redox indicator to DNA, preventing participation of redox labels in the background.

The bloodthirstiness of (male) youth was not spared but trumped by their deeper needs for attachment and justice.

Although this postulated mechanism cannot be discarded (including in the São Paulo metropolitan area), the current literature has considered that an attached tick needs several to many hours of attachment for a successful inoculation of rickettsiae into human skin.

Perhaps one of the mistakes we have made in recent years is a tendency to place too much emphasis on the need to encourage the retention of attachment to other traditions, and not enough on the British identity we all share.