Sentence examples for age-old association from inspiring English sources

Other images evoke the age-old association of long hair and female sexuality: Guy Bourdin's soft-porn fashion shot of a model with long red hair, for example.

But as she reclines in the grass, with doll-size nymphs lounging around pools created by her flowing hair, she embodies the age-old association of nature and the feminine.

There is also a new translation, by Matthew Amos and Fredrick Rönnbäck, of Pascal Quignard's 1996 book, "The Hatred of Music" (Yale), which explores age-old associations between music and barbarity.

A concise visual essay on age-old associations of the masculine with rational abstraction and the feminine with the messy body, it looks as if it had been made in the 1980s by a second-wave feminist.

I wonder whether it is a coincidence that Ginsburg criticized Trump soon after his campaign tweeted a six-pointed Star of David superimposed over $100 bills and a photo of Hillary Clinton, perpetuating the age-old offensive association of Jews and money.

Record sites of leather masks and feather boas also promise some provocative variations on the age-old fright themes association with Halloween revelry.

Those who oppose the building of the mosque and cultural center are relying on the age-old paradigm of "guilt by association," and forgetting that many innocent Muslims also died in the 9/11 tragedy.

The app is based on the age-old "rotating savings and credit associations" (ROSCA) concept, which pushes people to save through the use of collective pressure.

We looked at the combined effect of age (old vs. new), disease-association (yes vs. no) tissue-specificity and regulatory condition (yes vs. no) on the number of interactions.

The only case-control study did not find an association with IDU, rather showing associations with age older than 50 years (OR 5.4, 95%% confidence interval (CI):1.5-19.6), thexposurere to multiple parenteral infusions before the year 2000 (OR 3.4, 95 % CI 1.5-7.6 1.5-7.6ry (OR 2.6, 95 % CI 1.2-5.7), and fiber optic surgery (OR 2.6, 95 % CI 1.2-5.7 1.2-5.7

VF was positively associated with mortality at younger ages and negatively at older ages; the association changed direction at approximately age 82 years.