Sentence examples for sort of bonding from inspiring English sources
Here, to end, is an example of how this sort of bonding may work.
"And I can remember playing catch with my dad when I was 4 or 5, sort of bonding," she continued.
The fashionable script for today's food maven doesn't encourage that sort of bonding, especially not in a city with New York's ambition and inexhaustible variety.
While school lunches have never approached haute cuisine, some of us can recall a time when trays of mystery meat and creamed corn offered a sort of bonding experience, something we suffered through together, like showers after phys.
Most often, this sort of bonding springs from romantic love, and in the English novel I suppose the most beloved pairings are Elizabeth and Darcy, in "Pride and Prejudice," and Catherine and Heathcliff, in "Wuthering Heights".
One fixes putative paradigm cases of non-living complexes, and says that the kind of cohesion required is whatever sort of bonding holds in those cases.
"There was just this sort of bond, you know.
Germany is not under the same sort of bond-market pressure.
It was that sort of bond, that sort of Semper Fi can-doism, that Commissioner Feehan thought was intrinsic to the firefighter ranks, his family said.
Three years later, Butler, his teammates and Huggins have forged the sort of bond that can come only with time.
