Sentence examples for associated as it from inspiring English sources

Secularists and the military fear a hidden agenda, but the Turkish brand of secularism has its unattractive side too, associated as it is with the wealthy elite and politics that at times can be far from progressive.

But graffiti, associated as it is with alienated young men, is treated with absurd reverence by people who should know better.

For many people, particularly in parts of the global south, the Nobel peace prize has come to be seen as a controversial win, associated as it is with particular ideological preferences.

Obama posed the kinds of questions that are hardly asked aloud any more in the Israeli mainstream, swamped as it is in a steady stream of jingoistic, rightwing rhetoric, associated as it has become with people who are portrayed as loony liberals and self-hating leftists.

Exercise of jurisdiction was asserted to be in line with its policy of declining jurisdiction only when schools are "completely religious" not just "religiously associated," as it found to be the case here, because the schools taught secular as well as religious subjects.

A temple complex, one of the most sacred in Japan, is stretched atop this relatively flat, elevated area, often shrouded in mountain fogs and, for most Japanese, shrouded in the mysterious mists of legend and myth, associated as it is with a powerful religious sect, influential priests, religious wars and some of the country's greatest warriors and rulers.

Third, it should associate as specifically as possible with diseases.

Mount Vernon has raised about two-thirds of the $85 million it is seeking for the new $50 million complex and the educational programs associated with it, as well as to supplement Mount Vernon's endowment.

I think Gutmann is correct in associating war, as it traditionally has been fought, with "something called the Patriarchy".

No. Does it have as many deaths associated with it as aspirin overdose?

(TrueCar) Volkswagen AG, which took a 19.9 percent stake in Suzuki in 2009 for $2.9 billion, may no longer be able to consider the Japanese brand an "associate," as it described the company in a newsletter earlier this year.