Sentence examples for one's attachment from inspiring English sources

Indeed some pacifists—such as Tolstoy or Hauerwas are also anarchists who claim that Christian faith requires that one overcome one's attachment to the state as well as one's hatred of enemies.

David Thacker's cool, considered production gives the impression of a show that may be easier to admire than adore, yet by the end quite satisfactorily readjusts one's attachment structure.

One's attachment anxiety in general relationships is particularly important in these associations.

Edwards, in discussing the case study of stateless refugees and political migrants, explains: "the people-centered focus of human security, irrespective of one's attachment or allegiance to the state, is conceptually powerful for non-citizens.

Mentalisation, the ability to understand mental states when one's attachment system is activated has its roots within the psychodynamic, borderline personality disorder and attachment literature.

This story suggests that one may retain one's attachments to particular people and yet maintain resilience in the face of their loss because of one's identification with the whole (see Becker, 1998 for an discussion of resilience in the face of loss in the context of developing a contemporary Stoicism).

"I was struck by the force of one's attachments to one's children, and it made me want to explore what happens if you're separated from a child.

From day one, Benson's attachment to and concern about sexual assault cases was evident: despite confronting everything from serial rapists to bona fide psychopaths (shout out to Orange is the New Black star Pablo Schrieber's guest role last season), she has managed to not only keep it together, but to thrive in trauma's wake.

Shehadeh, a lawyer and human-rights activist who lives in the West Bank city of Ramallah, gives the reader, accustomed to the point-counterpoint of daily journalism, a personal sense of one man's attachment to his land and of a people's feelings of loss and uncertainty as more settlements are constructed and reconciliation drifts farther from view.

Apparently, the QDs were adsorbed more efficiently if their amount was smaller than 2.241 mg owing to sterically favorable conditions and less interference with one another's attachment.

We consider two idealized, self-similar models of hierarchical materials, one mimicking gecko's attachment system and the other mimicking the mineral protein composite structure of bone, to demonstrate that structural hierarchy leads to multi-scale cohesive laws which can be designed from bottom up to enable flaw tolerance from nanoscale to macroscopic length scales.