Sentence examples for often attaches from inspiring English sources

In e-mail messages he often attaches pictures of himself sporting headphones and dark nail polish.

But her observations are refreshingly free from the cliched linguistic incontinence that often attaches to this genre.

This reduces, without entirely eliminating, the sentimentality that often attaches to bank-robbing antiheroes who don't shoot anyone.

But it often attaches conditions, and this year Republicans who control the House of Representatives are insisting on particularly onerous terms.

The phrase "citizen journalism" often attaches itself to WikLeaks, as if this was a new phenomenon, but journalism has always relied on leaks and tipoffs and secrets from the wider public.

Even so, Drank's image ultimately has very little to do with hip-hop, or even with the twisted glamour that so often attaches to the dangerous behavior of the infamous.

A tassel is often attached.

"People are often attached to their former surroundings".

Heavy weights were often attached to their ears by clamps.

The laboratory museum is often attached to a university.

The gametophore is often attached to the substratum by rhizoids.