Sentence examples for us to attach from inspiring English sources

Still, getting there isn't easy; whatever voice tells us to attach to the evident is loud and persuasive.

Simply writing a message and sticking it allows us to attach to things or places information to them immediately.

Pontryagin's maximum principle introduces adjoint functions that allow us to attach our state system (of differential equations), to our objective functional.

Broadly speaking, there was no scene for us to attach to.

What can we really be identified with, when there is nothing there for us to attach ourselves to?

While there isn't a yet clear revenue model associated with this relationship, there will likely be once there are solutions in place to allow us to attach revenue to the actual piece of news content within such external environments -- the way we have with online games and even video (e.g., Hulu).

Many of us tend to attach meaning to the holidays that adds extra pressure to our experiences and can set us up to feel disappointment, anxiety, or sadness.

Matthew showed us how to attach subtle electronics to the windows so that when hit with a cardboard brick, they would emit some audio of glass smashing.

In 2007, Iqbal et al. reported insertion of titanium coils (Protack™, US Surgical Corp). to attach Prolene (polypropylene) mesh into the cancellous and cortical bone of the donor site [15].

What these labels refer to are the highly-specific ways in which each of us has learned to attach emotionally, and from what I've seen in my practice, there is always one person in a couple who does this by becoming engulfed and another driven by a fear of abandonment.

Emotions are a vital aspect of almost all human relations; motivating much of our behavior; serving to attach us to, or detach us from, people and places and facilitating and modulating our worldly experiences in profound ways.