Sentence examples for something to attach from inspiring English sources

A strong sense of place, and all the sensory details that go with it, also functions to give me something to attach my characters to before I've completely figured out who they are.

Christopher F. Edley Jr., a member of the United States Commission on Civil Rights and a Harvard law professor, said that in these jittery times, suspicion itself is "like a highly charged cloud looking for something to attach itself to".

"This sort of thing is important, because it gives people something to attach to," said Wolfgang K. Aulitzky, the director of the medical program of the American Austrian Foundation.

Comparing his method to a scientific principle of condensation (by which, he said, "latent humidity doesn't become visible moisture until there's a particulate in the air to which it can attach"), Mr. Hurt said, "I'm not really an artist until I have something to attach myself to".

And it's a lot easier to go skiing if you have something to attach a rack to.

It's cute, I guess, and gives the user something to attach itself to while traveling through the game.

Jospin is a patient and honorable survivor of the Socialist Party wars, and he had wanted a cause, something dramatic to attach himself to, something to define his term.

"If the kids can find something positive to attach to ritual Judaism through their own personal choice, then we're only happy".

For the lid, find something else to attach to the lid on top of the leaves to add interest.

The S-MAD uses something called microspines to attach itself to rough surfaces.

"With the main theater such a particular look," he said, "trying to attach something in the same vein would look like a pastiche.