Sentence examples for associate the terms from inspiring English sources

A 2013 study by University of Toronto researchers found that people associate the terms "typical feminist" and "man hating".

"Held" meaning hero, we associate the term above all with the heroic music dramas of Wagner.

We often associate the term "food loss" with spoiled food in our kitchen fridges or overflowing bins behind restaurants.

Few today associate the term "democracy" with its original Athenian definition.

It presented the Patent and Trademark Office with surveys showing people had come to associate the term Windows with Microsoft, and in 1995 the trademark examiners finally agreed.

The description was unfortunate because many Americans associate the term "swine flu" with one of the country's most prominent public-health debacles.

"People associate the term 'reliever airport' or 'secondary airport' with secondary service," said Virginia Buckingham, the authority's executive director, "but that's clearly not the case.

Many investors associate the term 'bonds' with low risk, low return.

Hence, a more differentiated view is required as the readers might associate the term wastewater with raw effluent.

The New Testament usages of "righteousness" associate the term with fair and equitable dealings.

We normally associate the term cognitive development with babies and children.