1.   Sentimental attachment to some geographic part of the world is not part of the system.

2.   He has a sentimental attachment to his old high school.

3.   Besides, we still have a sentimental attachment to script.

4.   But he betrays no sentimental attachment to the ancient city.

5.   Charmley describes Churchill as a victim of sentimental attachment to the United States stemming partly from the fact his mother was American.

6.   In substance and in symbol, settling District Six, with the sentimental attachment so many have to it, was special.

7.   Israelis have a sentimental attachment to the Golan Heights, and the possibility of giving up this oasis, even for peace with Syria, is saddening to some.

8.   Ms. Mikhelova said she had no sentimental attachment to the past.

9.   Muster declined to discuss the subject Tuesday, but his coach, Ronald Leitgeb, already had quashed rumors of any sentimental attachment.

10.   One can even develop a sentimental attachment to specific varieties.