Sentence examples for bad associations from inspiring English sources

"I have all these bad associations," she told me.

"People still hold a lot of bad associations with anchovies," he said.

"I'm fine, but along with everyone else, this brings back very bad memories and bad associations.

What's wrong with dredging up an old song with bad associations and giving it a fresh coat of paint?

But in truth, owners can reject whomever they want, for cause, like dubious financing or bad associations, or for no stated reason at all.

Winston Churchill is renowned as an archetypal Great Briton (statesman, war leader, speechmaker and political maverick), with all the good and bad associations of such a description.

"People have a bad association with gin," said Mr. Stuart, who is out to change all that.

"There's a bad association where people think it's just about chefs making gels and foams".

When a man throws a seidel of beer during the time of the full moon, he is acting under the pull of a suppressed memory of a bad association with the full moon.

"But with the name Lollapalooza, whether it's a good association or a bad association, when it rolls by you the first time you are going to pay attention".

I can hear my mom lecturing me about bad association right now.