Sentence examples for shared bond with from inspiring English sources

"His lifelong fascination with fish and fishing was a strong and shared bond with our father (many of whose poems were about the natural world).

Julian and Sam's rivalrous friendship is anchored by their shared bond with their old history teacher, Czech émigré Libor Sevcik; as well as being Jewish, both Sam and Libor are recently widowed, the sweetly uxorious Libor left completely lost at the end of his life.

Secrets are essential to a rich imaginative life, inner dialogue and, when shared, bonding with others.

She then turns to a discussion of the Stamp Act crisis, and how American colonists found a shared bond through their dissatisfaction with the Stamp Act.

Turkey has had an affinity with Chechnya, sharing bonds of Muslim faith with its inhabitants, but has been mute on the separatist campaign for fear of antagonizing its Russian neighbors.

Italians hoped for some kind of redemption in a shared economic bond with our neighbors.

We hugged people from our jewelry class, from our gym class, from our English classes; students we had never talked to for any significant length outside of school before we now shared a bond with.

In this system, oxygen and carbon atoms share bonds with silicon atoms in the amorphous network structure while elemental carbon, and possibly nanosized SiO2 and SiC nanodomains may co-exist.

As Caroline Alexander argues in "The War That Killed Achilles," her spirited and provocative reading of the world's mightiest epic, the eternally anguished, all too mortal Achilles shares bonds with the divine order that run far deeper than the poet of the "Iliad" openly divulges.

"We share a bond with a lot of people who have a common, middle-class suburban experience.

Provocative styles of discourse make more sense to students when they do not share a bond with others on their surrounding campus.