Sentence examples for associating with someone from inspiring English sources

Associating with someone not his wife isn't going to change people's minds".

Hadid's main offense — associating with someone who engaged in criminal activity — resulted in the termination of only eight per cent of guilty officers; for the majority, the punishment was lost vacation days; for a few, the punishment was an "instruction".

Maybe it's by associating with someone who has attributes that you believe you lack ~ financial wealth, social status or a fun magnetic personality ~ you feel more important.

But once you break the bad habit of associating with someone who makes you feel terrible, you'll feel your self-respect soar.

It reflects a sense of humility not often associated with someone with such charismatic charm.

They all want to be associated with someone who is good at what they do.

"It wouldn't reflect well on me if I were associated with someone who wasn't knowledgeable," he said.

His latest solo release, "Phantom Punch," moves toward the reckless rock usually associated with someone his age.

"I call it my 'New York luck,"' Mr. Distenfield said, "Being associated with someone like Mr. Giuliani gives us instant credibility".

But the statistics that make him distinctive are not usually associated with someone who hits first in the order.

His latest release, "Phantom Punch," moves back toward the reckless rock usually associated with someone his age.