Sentence examples for sad attaching from inspiring English sources

I propose to extend the analysis of SAD attaching the rank of each species to its spatial distribution.

The sad irony of attaching this ban to a spending bill is that it will cost the taxpayers millions of dollars.

As the end of my daytime purgatory is signalled by the herald Angels Matt and Alex on The One Show (Mon to Fri, 7pm, BBC1), I feel hollow and sad, yet strangely attached.

Hundreds of unrelated comments, tips about how to slice garlic, and "Sad Mobcat Memes" (see attached appendix) time and again brought e-mail communication to an effective halt.

They didn't realize that reading these stories gave readers an outlet to feel wicked or sad with no strings attached, and made them more empathetic.

Over time, as people redrew Pepe to look sad or smug and attached his face to literally thousands of different scenarios, the character left the catchphrase behind and achieved LOLcat levels of ubiquity, while the self-parodying search for "rare Pepes" invited ever more bizarre modifications of the meme.

Will today's babies grow up believing that the 6s Plus is their mother, like those sad baby ducklings who become attached to a pair of rain boots?

The very last sentence of the paper announces a continuation, but there is a sad footnote by the editor attached, stating that, alas, there will be no such continuation.

I got so attached I'll be sad to see it go next month.

If you've become too attached to making a sad story from your life, this process might be even harder because you've let the past define you.

I get really sad when I read that kind of word attached to Attenberg," says the film's writer and director.