Sentence examples for unexpected bonds from inspiring English sources

Once the siege is over, the nine hostages, most of them strangers, emerge sharing secrets and unexpected bonds.

"I've formed interesting, unexpected bonds with my cohorts.

The suburban housewife played by Penelope Wilton in "Nights in the Gardens of Spain," for instance, forms an unexpected bond with a neighbor who kills her sadistic husband.

It's the sort of unexpected bond and solace found through art and communion that can happen every day but isn't often depicted.

Whereas the jump in inflation in the 1970s was unexpected, bond investors now expect to lose money in real terms.In this section From Boyd to men Keeping it real A fifth bitter lemon Bankers of the euro area, unite!

Jackie Chan is typically likable as Huo An, who forms an unexpected bond with John Cusack's mildly laughable Lucius before Adrien Brody appears as the utterly preposterous Tiberius – a swaggering performance that would not have looked out of place in Tinto Brass's Caligula.

This collection, anchored by the muted title story about a young man who forms an unexpected bond with his mother after returning home to die from AIDS, explores themes of dread and loss, relationships gone awry and the clash of traditional habits and unpredictable contemporary life.

"The Toughest Indian in the World" arises out of an unexpected bond between a reporter and a prizefighter he picks up hitchhiking — in which the reporter's longing for an "authentic" Indian role model turns into an erotic encounter, which in turn becomes a kind of initiation: "I crawled naked into bed.

An unexpected bond begins to form between a man trying to rebuild his life and a young woman promising to help him reunite with his estranged wife.

The two develop an unexpected bond, which is nice, but Ana sleepwalks when there's a full moon, which is a lot less nice, not least for the neighbourhood cats.

An indication of the problem is an unexpected electron configuration or an unexpected bonding pattern.