Sentences with phrase «same emotional attachment to him»

Only they probably haven't had the Dog as long as you did and may not have the same emotional attachment to him or her that you did and may be less inclined than you are to find the Dog a good home.

There's the same emotional attachment to individual teachers and local schools, even the ones that don't work very well, so the governor's attacks make people feel protective.»

Not exact matches

In 2007, researchers published the first randomized, controlled study of the effect of being raised in an orphanage; that study, and subsequent research on the same sample of Romanian orphans, found that compared with babies placed with a foster family, those who were sent to institutions had lower IQs, slower physical growth, problems with human attachment and differences in functioning in brain areas related to emotional development.

«In addition to sharing emotional attachments with our dogs, humans share many of the same ailments our pets suffer when fighting cancer.

If the spouse do not gives her time and love, she will feel distracted and ignored and the same could happen with a man, which could lead to emotional attachment with someone else.

And the same we can say that it is dangerous to get a very quick emotional attachment that arises because of the apparent closeness and intimacy, even with virtual communication.

The game seems to rely heavily on an emotional attachment to the vague story and while I was drawn in by its brilliance I can't grantee everyone will feel the same.

A lifelong anarchist, he made almost no money and his emotional attachment to certain colours and scenes meant that he didn't have quite the same ruthlessly objective attitude to painting as Monet.

In these types of cases if both side decide to remain in the same house while going through a divorce it is usually out of spite and some sort of emotional attachment to the family residence.

However, the same demonstrates why an independent investigation is so important: to divest oneself from the emotional attachments to the evidence.

Basically, our emotional and attachment needs are hydraulic: the more we rely on one individual to meet these needs (e.g., an ex-partner), the less we tend to rely on another individual to meet these same needs (e.g., a new partner).

I definitely don't have the same kind of emotional attachment to the property that you do with this particular one.

The same goes for current homeowners, many sellers have an emotional attachment to their home so they believe that they will find a buyer that is just as passionate as they are about the property but that's not the case in most situations.