Sentence examples for I could associate from inspiring English sources

Working in education I could associate the increase of choice or alternatives available to students or society as an appropriate outcome.

"I told him that as long as he felt he could engage in this behavior, that I didn't feel I could associate with him," Mr. Carver said.

And not possessing any competence or qualifications to express my judgments, it is natural that I stayed silent, both publicly and in private, reinforced in this attitude of mine by the lack of success that yours and others' interventions encountered, interventions which in any case I did not feel I could associate myself with at all.

Here's Robert Fry: "I've had a sudden flashback reading through the OBO to a pub quiz last week where, after imbibing a little too much, the question was asked 'Who is the current England Ladies cricket captain?' In my booze addled funk, I replied with the only ladies name I could associate with the sport.

There were other observant Jewish people that I could associate with who were warm, like girls I had known in high school.

I needed a place people could associate with Africa.

It's at an angle you could associate with all sorts of pornographic imagery, but I would strongly argue that because of the high-speed [i.e., slow-motion] photography, it becomes something else.

"One was to give us some icons that you could associate with the Church's brand.

It also restricted who Naizmand could associate with, including a 12-year-old boy.

Their repertory includes romantic ballets — for example, Fokine's "Chopiniana" — that they could associate it with.

Then people could associate Muslims and Arabs with more than just terrorism.