Sentence examples for whose attachment from inspiring English sources

The intrinsic instability of microtubules might be sufficient to release improperly attached microtubules whose attachment remained labile.

Iowa, as it happens, is famous for its work ethic, in a country whose attachment to work is so intense it is considered by some an affliction.

Yet the film, fluidly shot by James Adolphus, remains deeply sensitive to the complexities of a culture whose attachment to monarchy contravenes its best interests.

Lisa Topol, a creative director at Being, said that while the commercial was a fantasy, it grew out of interviews with fans whose attachment was startling.

But, while we go on waiting for such miracles of personal and intellectual evolution, there is every reason to be on guard against a President whose attachment to constitutional norms seems episodic at best.

"The first garage sale, I didn't put them out, but the second year I did," said Mrs. DiSalvo, whose attachment, it seems, was akin to putting a pet up for adoption.

We don't know if these moments ever happened, or how they happened, but we feel the force of them anyway — hovering at some remove from any life, attached to autobiography by tenuous threads, searing into us with feelings whose attachments to reality we can't decisively delineate.

At the same time, friends whose attachment-parenting approach she had once found "kooky town" ("All they talked about was their kid, and their kid was always on them," she said) seemed to be getting impressive results.

The food processor, whose attachments she found bothersome to clean, now hibernates in a "cave" underneath her kitchen counter.

This sprawling novel recreates the ostensible romantic triangle in late 18th-century London formed by the Earl of Derby, the actress Eliza Farren and the acclaimed sculptor Anne Damer, a widowed aristocrat whose attachments to women provoked vicious gossip.

At times even this anglophile, expatriate Russian socialist, a man whose attachments include a love of Colman's mustard, is not magnetic enough as a character to hold together a stage epic.