Sentence examples for shared attachment from inspiring English sources

A shared attachment to the Orthodox church, which seems to bind the Serbs and Greeks together emotionally, counts for little with the Bulgarians, whose quarrelsome bishops have damaged the church's image.

Concern in Middle England has been mounting in recent days over the threat to the nation's youth posed by emo, a not-so-new fangled musical fashion that has spawned a loyal and growing tribe of followers, one instantly recognisable to even the most casual of observers for its shared attachment to skinny jeans, long black fringes and apparently permanently downcast expressions.

The stalks of colonial species arise from shared attachment plates or from a network of stolons, tubes that run across a surface.

That means, instead of sharing attachments over email, users can just send a link.

So whether that's sharing attachments or files or email, what we do is end-to-end protection so you can continue to use your Gmail or Yahoo.

He shared their attachment to nature and helped promote the art of Cole and Durand, founders of the Hudson River School.

In contrast, the majority (75.6%) of genetic variance in attachment-related avoidance was due to the measure-specific genetic factor that was partially shared with attachment-related anxiety.

The song genre was central to them, he said, and they shared powerful attachments to both the idyllic and the tragic realms of life.

It seems the algorithm there should be smarter – not looking for just frequently emailed contacts or those from the same domain, but also those with whom you've shared photo attachments on a regular basis.

He is among the last American cold warriors to hold office; a new generation of leaders may not share his attachment to the alliance, and may even come to see it as a burden.

For the moment, Facebook is conducting a major advertising campaign where it shares its attachment to privacy.