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Still, the group clung to every sign that Wilson would improve—that the distant gaze would leave his eyes and that his concentration span would lengthen.

I loved its viscosity, that rich, luxurious texture that clung to everything it touched, enveloping everything it's heaped over.

Obviously that was a childish delusion, but Trump has clung to it through thick and thin, even fantasizing that they had a special bond.

Even though exit polls had given him victory, they did not include the all-important diaspora vote and Simion clung to the belief that he could still win.

His replacement, Nathan Hochman, has vehemently opposed the brothers' efforts to be freed and argued they have not "demonstrated true accountability" and instead have clung to a litany of "lies" about the case.