Sentence examples for that has attached from inspiring English sources

"True crime" is the name that has attached itself to journalistic and literary accounts of exceptional human ghastliness.

Take the controversy that has attached itself to another high-profile international literary award: the Man Booker Prize.

A stump moves as if of its own will, like something blind and mute that has attached itself to the body.

The inexhaustible interest suggests that the Titanic's story taps a vein much deeper than the morbid fascination that has attached to other disasters.

Inshallah has become a reflex, a bit of a linguistic tic that has attached itself to nearly every moment, every question, like the word "like" in English.

The absence of democracy in Iraq will be bad for Iraqis, and outside Iraq it will mean that the cynicism that has attached itself to America's reports about military threats will also be attached to America's promises of political salvation.

Ipl1/Aurora B is a highly conserved kinase that corrects attachment of sister kinetochores that have attached to the same spindle pole, whereas Spc24 is a component of the conserved Ndc80 kinetochore complex that attaches directly to microtubules.

And moving a rig disturbs the organisms that have attached themselves to its underside, or jacket.

"Quiet and unassuming" are the words that have attached themselves to Ratzenberger in the years after his death.

Holding one of those bars, I thought about all the trinkets that must have gone into it, and all the feeling that had attached itself to them.

It is understandable that a director might want to clear out the theatrical clichés that have attached to a classic, even to the point of discounting stage directions.