Sentence examples for sentimental attachments from inspiring English sources

Until then, Ms. Streb said, "it wasn't in my nature to experience sentimental attachments.

Gemenne said there was more at stake than cultural and sentimental attachments to swamped countries.

Americans are possibly the least tradition-bound of hominids, having, in the main, left their sentimental attachments behind in whatever unhappy place they or their families came from.

Waldfogel, after all, measured the value of presents in purely monetary terms — he explicitly told his subjects to ignore sentimental attachments.

Some of these imperiled objects may survive, generally because they are deemed to have such special sensual or aesthetic qualities that we form sentimental attachments to them.

For Epstein, though, the challenge was to look beyond the euphoria of 2004, to strip away sentimental attachments to the team that broke Babe Ruth's curse.

There's a sentimental attachment.

People have a sentimental attachment to it.

"These villages may not have the same sentimental attachment.

I have a sentimental attachment to cold brew.

Ms. Lennig herself has no sentimental attachment to squirrels.