Sentence examples for associated too from inspiring English sources

He was considered a clever man who associated too much with clever men Birkenhead, Beaverbrook, Lloyd George and who despised the necessary humdrum associations and compromises of practical politics.

Despite the part played by zombies in his success, Romero was reluctant to be associated too closely with that genre.

The vice president has been struggling throughout the campaign to keep himself from being associated too closely on the stump with his partner of the last eight years.

A person close to the state's Democratic leadership said that Mr. Bloomberg might not want to be associated too closely with the rescue bid, in case it failed.

But Miliband was reluctant to allow his name to appear alongside the prime minister's – for Labour, there was a danger of being associated too closely with the Tories.

The widespread perception among the delegates was that none of the candidates to succeed Mr. Dukakis wanted to be associated too closely with him.

The analysts also warned that Ms. Bhutto, who has been advised by American officials not to rule out an agreement with General Musharraf, might taint herself by associating too closely with him.

You shouldn't associate too closely with him.' " Yet Mr. Gore went on the ticket with Mr. Clinton, he says, because he thought he could help: "I thought I could make a difference, and maybe the difference".

At a meeting of Russia's national security council, he joked about not associating too closely with some of his aides who are on the U.S. and E.U. lists.

Though wary of associating too closely with governments, the tech industry has budged.

Associating too much with The Busy-Body reflects poorly on you--and who needs that negative energy?