Sentence examples for associated more from inspiring English sources

The band soon plays at the Living Room, a club associated more with cogitating than dancing.

Parkes said some spectators might not expect the kind of security checkpoints associated more with airports than with golf tournaments.

Besides Ms. Azoulay, several other artists in the exhibition employ materials and techniques associated more with craft than with art.

And Reykjavik, Iceland's capital, is now associated more with financial misjudgment than gruesome murder.

The glasses have a parts list associated more with iPods than with optics.

To most people, Versace was associated more with vulgarity than high art.

Today the skyscraper is associated more with mobile devices than with motor vehicles.

It is a rather grand word, associated more with a pope or perhaps the queen of England than the shortstop of the Cincinnati Reds.

Analysts say ImClone's future is now associated more with the prospects for Erbitux and less with the insider trading scandal that has dogged the company for 18 months.

ALTHOUGH Internet use has become associated more and more with social isolation, some researchers are finding that the opposite may be true.

While I sensed an authentic rum sweetness at the core, it also had smoky, peaty qualities that we associated more with single malt than with rum.