Sentence examples for power attached from inspiring English sources
"Dublin is where I live, but Wexford has an awful lot of power attached to it," he said.
The documentary comes with star power attached, which may explain its unusual placement on ABC's prime-time schedule.
But what is remarkable in this case is the star power attached to some of those hands, in pursuit of an office that historically has been seen as a sleepy pasture for old warhorses near the end of their careers.
His longtime colleague Charlie Fox Lachy Hulmee) has just handed him an offer he can't refuse: a prison film, a buddy film, with some serious star power attached to it.
The show has a lot of star power attached, as it's executive produced by Reese Witherspoon and will star Oscar-winning actress Octavia Spencer (via THR).
So I wouldnt make any sudden gestures or sharp movements, but rather Id almost move in slow motion, making my movements very gentle, with no power attached to them.
Milton Keynes remains a bitter loser in these fierce contests, even if the status is purely honorific with no additional powers attached to it.
Tony Blair tried to devolve power in England but his attempt to set up an elected assembly in the North East was rejected in a referendum in 2004, mainly because there were no real powers attached.
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In the world of education, a great deal of moral power attaches to practices that are aesthetically appealing; but justice is very often better served by the merely effective.
And, since power is attached to rank, we might think that if we could eliminate rank, we could minimize indignity.
