Sentence examples for sort of attachment from inspiring English sources
So maybe there's some sort of attachment there — the idea of words and pictures working together is part of my family history.
In the future, robots may live with users as long-term companions, thus it is important that some sort of attachment relationship develop between humans and agents.
That sort of attachment can become gross, sycophantic even.
I love being in love, but that sort of attachment doesn't come around every day.
"[The inmates] have no sort of attachment or information or exposure to the people from the outside.
Henry Jenkins sees this sort of attachment to a brand as a type of fan behavior that is not unlike a religion itself.
As Bernard Williams (1973, 1985; cf. Flanagan 1991) forcefully argued, an ethical conception that commends relationships, commitments, or life projects that are at odds with the sorts of attachments that can be reasonably be expected to take root in and vivify actual human lives is an ethical conception with at best a very tenuous claim to our assent.
"What I realized was there was some sort of emotional attachment between the consumer and the cup holder," he said.
Such brands lack the sort of emotional attachment that branding experts say keeps people drawn to Twinkies, their status as the butt of innumerable jokes notwithstanding.
Nonetheless, by the mid-17th century, there were between 1,000 and 2,000 planters on the English Shore who had some sort of permanent attachment to Newfoundland.
