Sentence examples for need to bond from inspiring English sources

"Human beings have an innate need to bond.

Firefighters have a special need to bond with one another.

"You need to bond a bit with the people you're dealing with; you need an element of trust".

The Depardieu character — taurine himself, in suspenders and plaid shirt — realizes that he and his son need to bond and decides to take him on a real vacation.

The drenching sadness of his blighted need to bond more fully with the unknowable other sex is powerful, poignant and, to this woman at least, an undeniable admission that another story is waiting to be told, imagined, confessed.

Most importantly, perhaps, the baby was placed on its mother's belly as soon as it was born, and the medical establishment began to agree with Leboyer that – unless there were life-and-death medical reasons – the need to "bond" was more pressing than the immediate postnatal checks.

They helped me with the things I was unsure of [and] also gave the two of us the space we needed to bond again".

Matt needs to bond with his children, make peace with his wife and deal with the pesky politics of entitled cousins.

He needs to bond quickly with voters in Chicago and its suburbs, a region that will cast perhaps 60 percent of the vote in the general election.

To develop a Ag (silver)–In (indium)–Cd (cadmium) alloy decoupler, a method is needed to bond the decoupler between two plates of the Al alloy (A6061-T6).

Last Wednesday, William H. Gross, manager of the world's largest bond fund at Pacific Investment Management, castigated G.E., saying it was not disclosing enough about its operations or financing needs to bond investors.