clinging

Something that the West is still clinging on to thousands of years later.

They're clinging to the details of the way she was fired to give some weight to that indignation.

How about instead of clinging to an antiquated business model of advertising sites like TNW try something new?

Conservatism does not mean clinging to the status quo.

The only people clinging to PCs are sales and marketing people who live and die in Outlook.

That ship has sailed as well and clinging to the original definition is a lost cause.

In Buddhist lingo, that's the Self, always clinging to sense-impressions, trying to manipulate them and mistaking them as something personal.

A lot of progress was made but it never had any prospects despite a lot of us clinging onto the initial investment.

There will of course be a certain percent of holdouts clinging to their powershells.

They even joined Khronos Group, but they're still clinging to proprietary DirectX for the Windows desktop, to nobody's benefit but their own.

His article screams of nostalgia and is in the business of clinging to a web that is dead in more ways than one.

Everyone will like and tweet that article clinging to the feeling that we're still great.

And there is a point at which the intense clinging to "well both sides" goes from ignorant to in itself malicious.

> And there is a point at which the intense clinging to "well both sides" goes from ignorant to in itself malicious.