Sentence examples for to attach him from inspiring English sources

As if to relate more closely to the reader, to attach him or her more tightly to him, Maxwell grew increasingly impatient with the disguises and falsifications — the pretenses — of fiction.

Serota eludes the hero's aura that his admirers try to attach to him these days.

Let's, though, look at some of the adjectives George Osborne's critics like to attach to him.

A mother from Ridgefield, Conn., was teaching her 3-year-old son to ski by attaching him to a four-foot-long, bright yellow leash.

But when he forgot to unclip the nylon cord attaching him to the mountain, he almost pulled the copter and himself into a fatal plunge.

His ability to attach people to him, his friend John Hobhouse observed, was magical, engendering a popularity that allowed him to plunge, O'Brien remarks, into an "abyss of sensuality".

(It attaches him to Fishers Island, example No. 3,006 of the show's brilliant specificity in status signifiers).

What prompted him to attach his persona to this abysmal piece of stale cheese?

I do all the right things for him to attach to me.

The idea of the struggle with the loss is what is leading him to attach to the OS.

I remember watching him trying to attach those particular words to the situation: wife, naked, lying on living room floor.