Sentence examples for association with the word from inspiring English sources

Unfortunately, many strong and powerful women (who might otherwise be associated with feminism) fear the association with the word, worrying that it means hating men or being a bra-burning lesbian.

Now there's another association with the word.

Welcome to our weekly MLS round up – now with Gold Cup plating and brought to you in association with the word "Wondolowski".

With this, he tried, aikido-like, to pin on his opponent the stigma of association with the word "mistake," even as the stigmatizing mistakes were not Mr. Kerry's, but those of which Mr. Kerry accused him.

Before a reporter told Mr. Stibel that Intel was abandoning "Sponsors of tomorrow" for "Look inside," he offered that one of "two things that Intel has going for it" is the company's association with the word "inside".

Therein lies the extent of my association with the word.

Cummings's voice is indeed lofty and formal, commanding and almost lordly — its tone goes against the playfulness of his poems, and especially against the intimacy that Kennedy recalls about her longtime association with the words.

Updated at 12.12pm BST 10.27am BST Oimplyc marketing The strict marketing rules governing the London Games have been blamed for a lack of visible Olympics fever in shop windows across the land - non-Olympic sponsors are not allowed to use the words Games, Two Thousand and Twelve, 2012 or Twenty-Twelve in association with the words London, medals, sponsors, summer, gold, silver or bronze.

Therefore, like SYN, PARA seem to have an association with the words in the proposition in context.

Frustrated, he asked a senior Kremlin official to explain his own associations with the word Russia.

Many people's associations with the word "religion" may include a set of rules to regulate people's values and actions; the creation of an irrational transcendent entity; or the idea of a crutch for people who cannot think for themselves.