Sentence examples for be proud to associate from inspiring English sources

Disabled people should be proud to associate themselves with animals, Taylor argues, because the same ideology, ableism, oppresses both groups.

She's right: anyone, of any age, with any name, male or female, should be proud to associate with the values of equality and justice espoused by feminism.

His masterpiece, A Clockwork Orange, has just reached its half-century, and his favourite newspaper, the Observer, is proud to associate itself with his memory.

"ITV is proud to associate itself with another world class sporting event coming hard on the heels of our Rugby World Cup deal," said Brian Barwick, the controller of sport at ITV.

And then there's the ICO above that is proud to associate itself with the proud tradition using leggy models in sexy Facebook ads.

In just four years the company has flipped the switch on app-based dating, taking something that was once taboo and making it something that users are proud to associate with.

While some dating apps are still considered taboo, Whitney Wolfe, founder and CEO of Bumble, explained that Bumble's brand now extends beyond just dating, and is something people are proud to associate themselves with — even if they aren't necessarily using Bumble for dating.

Other companies said they were proud to associate with the trade group and supported some of its efforts.

Kipling was evidently well acquainted with Gowers and, at a banquet in 1898, stated that he was proud to associate with "real fighting men of his class" (1 ).

Michael Merrill, Ms. Davis's son, said his mother would be proud to be associated with her birthplace.

Among others listed were Leonard Bernstein, Aaron Copland and Orson Welles, figures whom Mr. Smith later wrote "one would be proud to be associated with".