Sentence examples for not as attached from inspiring English sources

"Stars are not as attached to the man," he told me.

And once every 20 years, redistricting coincides with a presidential election, which draws an electorate that is open to newcomers and not as attached to incumbent officeholders.

Millennials, however, aren't as attached to their TV sets as older generations.

It might be a sign of their success that the new generation of business leaders aren't as attached to that ideal and just want to make money.

And the younger generation just isn't as attached to staplers, said Lora Morsovillo, president of office supplies for NPD.

Another mother explained an unexpected benefit from CF: She was fuller for longer so she wasn't as attached to me…because she was feeding every three to four hours right up to when she was four and a half months.

We gardeners are not always as attached to our properties as people might think.

"'There's not as much stigma attached to being Jewish as there used to be,'" some talking head added, apparently just having woken up from a nap that began in 1937.

Far from making grand claims, in a building in which the lobby and even the box office are named for donors, Mr. Kovner has not so much as attached his name to the collection, though there is an acknowledgment of his generous gift on the wall of the reading room.

In secondary transport scenarios, quick decay can occur afterward by further transportation because new dry contamination is not as strongly attached to the surface as the old one (Paper 1).

Because glochids are not as firmly attached to the plant they can easily become detached and embedded in your skin and their very small size can make them difficult to see.