Sentence examples for to attached to from inspiring English sources

For Montaigne, as for ourselves, the language of emotion is couched in a language of spatial intimacy: we feel "close to", "attached to" and "touched" by others – as Montaigne shows in his essay "Of Friendship", dedicated to the memory of his close friend Etienne de La Boétie.

It translates to "attached to the family property", or "upon, with the estate".

I bring a cool combination of beats you can dance to, attached to a story people can relate to...something that's not around as much anymore.

I know that I am to attached to the issues, but I believe that personal freedom in our homes, schools and communities must be our highest priority.

Just don't get to attached to one or they will think you love that one to much and don't want a new one.

The entrance to the hideout was under the floor of a small, walled compound, with a room in one corner and a lean-to attached to the room.

It's never going to attach to me".

How much capital to attach to a given bucket?

As much glory was to attach to Plataea itself as to Sparta.

Jewish publications advertise the guidelines, with emblems to attach to invitations.

This makes it harder for the virus to attach to and infect the cells.