Sentence examples for remarkably attached to from inspiring English sources

"Who the hell can follow all this shit?" "No Going Back," a report issued last week by the European Council on Foreign Relations, argues that Syrians are still "remarkably" attached to the idea of national identity.

They were remarkably attached to each other, knitting together all the more tightly as one by one, tuberculosis tugged at the thread that bound them.

The firm lapsed into complacency about its customers, and didn't realize that rival ecosystems were gradually eating into its user base, who were remarkably attached to it for its ease of use for business.

After all, as Norton and Waytz point out at the end of their research, humans are remarkably prone to becoming emotionally attached to AI.

Remarkably, there was no indication of spikes attached to the second ring.

Remarkably, 12.5% of the tumor cells attached to the needle applicator were viable immediately after local tumor ablation.

But in the Pew data, remarkably similar shares of urban and rural respondents say they feel attached to their communities, have face-to-face conversations with their neighbors, and value being near their families.

Even more remarkably, ATP synthesis has been driven by rotating a magnetic bead attached to an F1-ATPase with electromagnets.

Remarkably, the freezing initiated in the stem rather than in leaves attached to the plant, even though the latter had a much larger total surface area and tissue mass.

This indicates that the metal mixture films were very strongly attached to the substrate and the adhesive force to the substrate was remarkably enhanced compared to silver NPs. Figure 3 FESEM images of metal mixture binders on various tip substrates.

As the PPP's survey reveals, Trump is appealing to a remarkably receptive audience in his attempts to rule by decree – and many are no longer attached to the rule of law and/or democracy.