Sentence examples for associating his from inspiring English sources

John Bunyan was the same, associating his recovery with the salvation and relief he found in the blood of Christ.

They have won popular support by associating his government with the United States, he said during an hourlong interview inside the sprawling, high-walled presidential palace compound.

Since there are as many "economic laws" as economists, to the scientifically minded reader Mr. Sinn's views have the risk of associating his institute's predictions with the equivalent of astrology readings.

Rainer Hertrich, the co-chief executive of the European Aeronautic Defense and Space Company, or EADS, said he wanted officials to stop mentally associating his company with just Europe.

He writes defensively in the catalog, making light of the comparisons to previous styles and artists, and dismissing the portrayal of Mr. Rauch as "a savvy interpreter of the contemporary scene," succeeding by associating his work "with figures of the near and distant past".

And were terrorist X to be deprived of the dizzying pleasure of associating his name with that of terrorist Y in the new dark phalanx, he would still have that other, just as great, pleasure: imagining himself absorbed into the chanted name of an immutable God.

W. associated his "freedom agenda" with war.

Does he associate his extraordinary tale with his name?

But he always associated his collecting with his boyhood attraction to his aunt.

The remaining question, however, is whether George W. Bush will associate his administration with your hope.

We don't generally associate his characters with rooms — or rooms that matter, anyway.