Sentence examples for I would associate with from inspiring English sources

This isn't a term that I would associate with someone who cares about cohesion.

Labour is not a party I would associate with these acts.

I'd spent years immersing myself in the words, sounds and rhythms of French Caribbean culture – and Papaluu was simply not a word I would associate with the region.

That's what Laura said, and while we were at it she introduced me to the world of public baths, which from then on, and for a very long time, I would associate with pleasure and play.

"Harsh" is not a word I would associate with Morrall, whose wry, eloquent novels about outsiders have delighted readers since she arrived on the literary scene with the Man Booker shortlisted Astonishing Splashes of Colour in 2003.

"Babies don't scream inconsolably and turn red and have tachycardia rapid heartbeat and rapid respirations and sweat and all sorts of other things you and I would associate with pain and terror when they're hungry," he says.

Of the words I'd associate with Mr. O'Rourke, crude isn't one.

Royer's Le Vertigo is bashed out with the kind of gleeful clatter I'd associate with Chopsticks and teenagers.

"Controversy is the last thing that I'd associate with John Epling," said Walter A. Scheiber, executive director of the Metropolitan Washington Council of Governments, a regional planning group.

I say, breakdown, this is largely what I'd associate with a grown man honking, "look I've made a jam sandwich as big as a bed!" while his team of friends and supporters feign happiness for him, wearing the eyes of al-Qa'ida hostages.

That isn't Michael Carberry batting with the freedom I'd associate with him.