Sentence examples for an enduring association from inspiring English sources

Yet the public realm still survives, even though with difficulty, as an enduring association of the different.... (Robert N. Bellah, et al., Habits of the Heart: Individualism and Commitment in American Life, New York: Harper & Row, 1985, p. 251).

This is the first family cohort study to report an enduring association between mother and offspring BMI over three generations.

This was the beginning of a prosperous and enduring association between the Pastors and the house of Grimaldi.

"Research shows that John Smith's enduring association with a no nonsense attitude plays a big part in its appeal to consumers and everything about Peter's character reflects this," said John Botia, powerbrands director at Scottish Courage.

Appeal is being made here to a familiar and oft-drawn distinction between two ways in which individuals engaged in a common enterprise or bound together in some enduring association can be assured of their beneficent, or at least minimally good, treatment of one another.

The irony, though, is that Weaver's enduring association as the star of the Alien movies almost prevented her landing the part of Grace.

This gender disparity probably has something to do with the enduring association of audio technology, like turntables and mixers or synthesizers and sequencers, with masculinity.

He also presented the Queen's letter, in which she wrote: "I am delighted that the long and enduring association between the Australian and British armies will be joined by the military secondment of my grandson, Prince Harry.

That enduring association – between Norway and black metal – is what interested Magnum photographer Jonas Bendiksen, a Norwegian himself.

His most enduring association, however, was the one he forged in 1957 with Bennett.

However, recent demonstrations suggest that under certain conditions, and contrary to these earlier findings, very young infants can (1) form spontaneous and enduring associations, and (2) are capable of using these associative representations in a flexible manner.