Sentence examples for ancient association from inspiring English sources
Buffy uses the ancient association of Wicca and rug-munching not to compound but to reverse that model.
Their name (Greek: "the rainy ones") is derived from the ancient association of spring rain with the season of their heliacal (near dawn) rising.
They are subtle and bittersweet works, the first perhaps inspired by the divine longing of the Bridegroom in the Song of Songs, the second by the ancient association between art and the Roman god of wine and creative abandon.
North Americans, some say, are too urbanized, suburbanized, and alienated from the ancient association of the bull with the divine to appreciate the animal's many virtues, which is why, in English, semantic associations involving bulls tend to be negative, signifying only the brutish and the coarse.
In a study examining humankind's ancient association of the colour red with anger, aggression and danger, researchers found that, when shown images that were neither fully red nor fully blue, people with hostile personalities were much more likely to see red.
In this paper some chosen examples of ceramics are referenced from the ancient times until 20th century (when ceramic was accepted as an art discipline to express the ancient association of these two art disciplines.
As the world comes closer together, these ancient associations are beginning to shift, blurring the boundaries.
And only then would language loosen its ancient associations with the invisible breath, the spirit sever itself from the wind, the psyche dissociate itself from the environing air".
These sorts of comparisons do not imply that the later followers of Jesus were exactly the same as these other ancient associations.
An increase in selection over time explains why some p-endosymbionts have ancient associations with their insect hosts and remain functional for hundreds of millions of years.
It remains to be seen to what extent the conclusions about the ancient associations of basal Chrysomeloidea and Curculionoidea with their cicad and conifer feeding hosts [3] will be affected by the revised clock calibrations proposed here.
