Sentence examples for to be unattached from inspiring English sources

But in general, students simply say that on prom night, it is best to be unattached.

Most thought it was fine (and so normal) to be unattached.

We both appeared to be unattached, with lives empty enough to allow for this regular free time after work, nothing to rush home for.

The report followed an interview given by Justine Miliband to the Daily Mirror last week in which she recalled talking to Ed Miliband and thought him "good-looking and clever and seemed to be unattached".

The reason the Lions want the head coach to be unattached for a year is so that he would be free to go round all four home unions, watching training sessions, talking to coaches and observing players close up.

In his 2008 study into Eurovision voting alliances, Dr Derek Gatherer identified six countries which are still generally considered to be unattached to any kind of vote exchange: Monaco, France, Israel, Switzerland, Portugal and Germany.

STELLARTON, Nova Scotia, Sept. 12 — There are perils to being unattached in the stodgy world of diplomacy.

As a thought pops by to say hello, be unattached.

Why should the witty, handsome Larry be unattached?

At one gathering Ms Gandhi urged villagers emerging from mud-walled houses not to "trust outsiders who are unattached to you, they do not love you", claiming "we consider you as family".

That's what people go to horror movies for — to experience an emotional rollercoaster that is unattached to any cognitive message.