Sentence examples for powerful bonds from inspiring English sources

Hetherington developed a fascination with the way young men become enamoured of war, and the powerful bonds it creates between them.

A better description of the powerful bonds of mutual identification which we actually find among people, this approach has the weakness of tending toward an oppressive moral absolutism.Moral relativism is not a weakness of Tony Blair.

Always digging far beneath the surface, Hetherington was fascinated with how war created powerful bonds between men, and created an addictive normality of its own, making any return home a traumatic problem.

In the process, they say, they not only have forged powerful bonds with their children but with others as well: a network of people who can offer legal support, advice on meeting state curriculum requirements, deals on wholesale school supplies and, occasionally, help with a tricky bit of calculus.

Companies and leaders can create powerful bonds by offering this group training and specialized skill development.

Nevertheless, Watkins says, the communal activities at WF16 and other Neolithic sites probably created "powerful bonds of collective identity" in the earliest farmers that kept them together in stable societies "over many generations".

And the trust makes a very powerful bond.

The thing that had forged this powerful bond: laughter.

It was a powerful bond, but it was essentially a silent bond.

It represents the powerful bond between a mother and her child.

In fact, what Linda McCartney knew -- about photography, at least -- created a powerful bond between the two.