Sentence examples for our ability to attach from inspiring English sources

PAGE 52 Book Review UNEXPECTED TENDERNESS AND NUANCED TRAGEDIES Leah Hager Cohen drives home our ability to attach to something small and doomed simply because it exists in her novel "The Grief of Others".

Their ability to attach to the substrate was also weakened based on our in vitro observations and on the literature [19], [53].

It derives from the ability to attach a cultural predisposition to a visible condition: skin color.

"It gives you the ability to attach information to objects in three dimensions.

The line is a testament to his genius for self-promotion and his ability to attach himself to prevailing winds.

His ability to attach people to him, his friend John Hobhouse observed, was magical, engendering a popularity that allowed him to plunge, O'Brien remarks, into an "abyss of sensuality".

The threat he posed to totalitarian thought came from his ability to attach these common-sense principles to a set of magisterial arguments and timeless aphorisms.

The 5-to-4 decision set a significant limit on the government's ability to attach strings to public money for expressive activities.

The attachment was born when the Multipurpose Internet Mail Extensions (Mime) protocol was released, which includes the ability to attach things that are not just text to emails.

The main advantages of the Pro version are the ability to attach to corporate networks, BitLocker drive encryption, built-in virtualisation, Group Policy controls and Windows Update for Business.

"I have always had the ability to attach my demons to my chariot," he writes in his 1990 book, "Images: My Life in Film".