Sentence examples for we might attach from inspiring English sources

There is no notion here of a contested terrain within government; or of battles for influence or ideas; or of the political possibilities with Blair and Brown (so as to better understand the failures); or of political nuance and the creative possibilities we might attach to capitalism, not just its destructive capacity.

We might attach it to a particular way of thinking, a philosophy, a faith, or have no name for it whatsoever.

When Kraus says that writing "Torpor" allowed her to "deal with" something "very painful and close," we can imagine what that pain might attach to — wanting a child but not having one, being married to a child-survivor of the Holocaust — but we can't fully know.

The bladder might attach to the uterus, or the ovary might attach to the bowel.

But negotiations on his release, and the conditions that might attach to it, were under way.

And missions to the biggest bits of junk might attach retro-rockets to them, to the same end.

History suggests that any tarnish that might attach itself to the reputations of people doesn't touch their art assets.

The datum can be visible or not, and it applies to anything you might attach to a wall.

In fact, a resourceful parent might attach an old iPod Touch onto the side of a playpen with Velcro.

He might attach strips of paper between his hatch lines, with a tactile appeal like that of chine collé (printmaking on layered sheets).

Long after phrenology was widely discredited, Aboriginal skulls were still sought and displayed with the same benign sentiment that one might attach to animal remains.