Sentence examples for be more readily associated from inspiring English sources

BOWLING may be more readily associated with vintage lace shoes and league shirts than with contemporary culture.

And Nye might be more readily associated with comedy but so was Coupling creator Steven Moffat before he became Doctor Who's gong-grabbing boogieman.

The winner Disney's animation chief John Lasseter may be more readily associated with the Pixar brand, but he's a sentimentalist and a student of animation history, which is why several years ago he put his weight behind The Princess and the Frog.

Our findings may also reflect the fact that a lump is a specific symptom, while unexplained night sweats, for example, are a less specific symptom that may be more readily associated with conditions such as menopause and infections than with cancer [ 47], and may therefore not immediately be considered a symptom of cancer.

Addictions, pressure, burnout are more readily associated with rock and pop, but the supposedly more rarefied world of classical music is by no means immune.

In some ways, cycling retains an odd chivalry that is more readily associated with the trenches of the First World War.

For many immersed in a culture where vinyasa yoga is more readily associated with a New York Sports Club than a Hindu temple, the origin matters little.

GOAL! Liverpool 0-1 City (De Jong De Jong Jong is more readily associated with kicks to chests, but he has just applied a ferocious one to the ball to guide it into the top corner from 28 yards!

The Crown Netflix parks its tanks on the BBC's lawn, offering up the kind of lavish, faithful period fare that's more readily associated with Sunday evenings on BBC1.

It attracts lunatics, wacky entrepreneurs... because of the lack of history, a lot of things come out of here that might not come out of other areas, because of the freedom and the liberation to do it.' Peralta is more readily associated with skateboarding from his time with the highly influential Zephyr team (the Z-Boys of his debut film's title), but surfing is his enduring love.

He was at Celtic when the club won the league title in 1998, but his period at the club is more readily associated with the diagnosis of hydrocephalus - a build-up of fluid on the brain - and the swiftness of Jackson's recovery, since he returned to the team nine weeks after surgery.