Sentence examples for associate with what from inspiring English sources

Research among young people found that "they associate with what the Olympic values are," Mr. Lumme said.

Like some austere religious faith, the game determines what you wear, whom you associate with, what anthems you sing and what shrine of transcendent truth you worship at.

Then as long as I knew what time slots to associate with what signal, I could get the original modulated signals back again.

So you have this pent-up demand, and now you finally have a vehicle that can do the job but won't look like the mobile home that younger people associate with what their parents drive.

"It is easier to explain my team what I want from them than to express them the feelings I associate with what I want", says Maria Paz Castaneda, a Colombian engineer who works in an oil refinery in Rotterdam, Netherlands.

I did so to distance myself, so as to not associate with what I perceived to be their hippy-dippy bullshit.

This may reflect the uncertainty associated with what constitutes "safe" concentrations or our uncertain understanding of associated health effects.

"It's largely associated with what happens in schools.

Paying attention to the emissions associated with what we eat makes obvious sense.

"I am very proud to be associated with what has been an incredible event," McIlroy said.

He didn't want to be associated with what he saw as a failed species.