Sentence examples for personally attached from inspiring English sources
You become very personally attached to the patients.
He is inextricably connected to sports, but is as personally attached to the theater, which he reviews regularly for the ABC News overnight show "World News Now".
Yet a local furniture-maker says residents are not personally attached to Mr Assad: "We have no problem with a different leader, as long as we stay protected".Lebanon's Sunnis are noisier but appear no more keen on conflict.
Do not get personally attached to the project, but learn that it is okay to say "that didn't work" because it gives you greater credibility and flexibility in the future.
They have served, in my case, to show me how personally attached I was to Madrid, how much I love this city, and to show me to what extent it is one of my preferred places.
Cat Harrison, who was involved with the New Vic's youth theatre as a teenager, is part of Non Zero One, whose new headphones piece for the festival, A Thing Worth Keeping, takes audiences on an audio journey around the building, giving them space to consider the objects to which they are personally attached.
"The Russians have consistently said that they are not attached to Assad personally, but they insist his government is legitimate, that it is fighting terrorists, and they have rejected efforts from any outside country or combination of countries to impose a particular person or formation to replace Assad," Robert S. Ford, a former American ambassador to Syria, said in a recent interview.
If you're feeling personally or sentimentally attached to the old foursquare, it's in your best interest to let go now.
I'm also am very personally and emotionally attached and invested in Facebook, and the people in the company and the product.
Personally, cancer has attached itself into my closest circle of friends and family and shifted the very fibers of our lives.
Community members need not feel personally close or attached, but rather are part of a system that is valuable.
