Sentence examples for no clinging from inspiring English sources

Without that, there was no clinging and no sticky proteins, and the blood cell would be swept away to its doom, along with its squatters.

There was no clinging on or going into shells – Ireland imposed themselves on the All Blacks, executed superbly and denied their opponents the kind of unstructured possession on which they thrive.

The South African political journalist Max du Preez wrote, of Mandela's goodbye to Winnie, "There were no tears, no clinging to each other; he gave her advice almost like a father figure on how to conduct herself in his absence, and gave her a letter of love and encouragement written earlier".

There is no clinging to the old when there is much vigorous work to be done.

Yes, we could feel passionate about our goals and work hard for them, and the stakes could be high (e.g., the health of child, the success of a business, the fate of the earth's climate), but when there's no clinging, we are deep down at peace with whatever happens even if the surface layers of the mind are understandably disappointed, sad, or upset.

If you have no cling wrap or waxed paper, you can also use parchment paper like the kind used for baking.

No cling film, no lunchbox, no soggy bread.

"We can no longer cling to this cumbersome court structure".

They could no longer cling to spurious claims about how education corrupts".

Lawmakers can no longer cling to false optimism that we can squeak by for one more fiscal year before facing up to any truly difficult financial decisions".

With stalwarts Carles Puyol and Victor Valdes leaving the Nou Camp at the end of the season and Xavi a gradually declining force, Barca can no longer cling to their past glories.