Sentence examples for which could attach from inspiring English sources

For Conrad, the avarice which could attach itself to a deserted lump covered in droppings was a metaphor for the degeneracy of the entire colonial Pacific.

It says appointments should be scrutinised by a committee, which could attach conditions to prevent those involved using their new role to further other interests.

The designed mHCR produced long products with multiple branched arms, which could attached multiple PdAu nanoparticles and catalyze the oxidation of hydroquinone (HQ) using H2O2 as anoxidant.

CASA is hardly a social-services program to which one could attach an adjective like "bloated".

First, did the California Supreme Court properly characterize Nike's challenged statements as commercial speech, for which liability could attach without the need to show deliberate or reckless falsehood?

Harry was to me not only a hero to admire, but an alter ego, a fictional character upon which I could attach my own personality.

Wrapped around one wrist was a magnetic bracelet to which he could attach his picks, swapping out one tool for another in seconds.

And the fund-raising presented inherent difficulties, since this was not to be a huge public space to which someone could attach a name for all the world to venerate.

Persons and his colleagues found oviraptor tailbones also had many projections onto which muscles could attach.

Essentially there was no trace of humanity onto which I could attach myself as a writer.

The highlight of the show was Milton's map -- a magnetic affair to which he could attach cold and warm fronts, images of snowmen and umbrellas, and always featuring WHAS's logo, a little man with big eyes shaped like the channel's number -- 11 -- who was named "Fisbie".