Sentence examples for associating her from inspiring English sources

One, called the maximalist, insists on giving the utmost possible devotion to Mary and associating her in the Mystery of Redemption.

A reluctant interviewee, Franklin kept her private life private, claiming that the popular perception associating her with the unhappiness of singers Bessie Smith and Billie Holiday was misinformed.

And "Portrait of Elizabeth I With a Sieve," a 1579 painting by George Gower, dwells on her chastity by associating her with a vestal virgin who carried water in a sieve.

One of her favorite tactics is to use decoration as a benign way of tricking people into associating her objects with the intimacy of hand-craftsmanship, even if they were produced in tens of thousands of units for IKEA.

Deen is well aware of the jokes made at her expense -- including Kristen Wiig's butter eating impressions on "Saturday Night Live" -- but she doesn't want people associating her with the word "butter" anymore.

There was a public and political outcry from those who had sympathised with the plight of Cathy, associating her story with the faceless mass of homeless that the country had turned a blind eye to.

Ordinary Georgians associate her with the Soviet-era nomenklatura.

You have Hillary Clinton in government, and people associate her with the assault-weapons ban.

Ms. Chipaumire has associated her solo with the work of Kara Walker.

Casual observers might associate her music with abrasive avant-gardism, but she invokes compassion with her noise making.

"Even young people know who Sarah Bernhardt was, or, at least, they associate her name with high drama," Mulcahy said recently.