Sentence examples for particularly strong bond from inspiring English sources

Andy formed a particularly strong bond with AIDA's artists.

Sevastopol suffered heavy losses during the Soviet campaign in the Second World War, and this military history led to a particularly strong bond with Russia.

Their son, Will, also fails to come fully into focus: it's hard for us to see why he has trouble making friends, why his school thinks he has problems, or why Lola forms such a particularly strong bond with him.

David Harrower's fifty-five-minute drama, directed by George Perrin (part of "Brits Off Broadway"), is a study in how two people with reason to hate each other might, after years apart, not only see each other anew but develop a particularly strong bond.

Ada says that her late husband shared a particularly strong bond with Toldo -- He'd adopted the feline from a cat colony when he was just 3 months old.

Young female monkeys formed particularly strong bonds with their female relatives.

There has been particularly strong demand for casino bonds, which have been among the best performers in the junk bond market.

The bond seems particularly strong this summer, because many of the Giants' starting linemen share friendships and are working together against the perception that they are the weakest part of the team.

Family bonds are particularly strong when the family provides a form of social security.

The results suggest that bond forming residue pairs may commonly face particularly strong coevolutionary selective pressure towards maintaining these bonds.

There have also been instances where a lion was kept by a private individual, such as the lioness Elsa, who was raised by George Adamson and his wife Joy Adamson and came to develop a strong bond with them, particularly the latter.