Sentence examples for be synonymous with one from inspiring English sources

Then there is his mop of hair, all stylishly dishevelled, on top of which sits the kind of wide-brimmed red hat that will forever be synonymous with one band.

But to Southern evangelicals religion and intolerance seems to be synonymous with one another.

No matter how many clubs used that design in the years that followed, it would only ever be synonymous with one team.

As much as from the outside people think you are synonymous with one character, but I'm very much like, 'Right, that's done' and move on to the next project and worry about that character".

Play "Don't Stop 'Til You Get Enough" - or "Rock With You" or "Billie Jean" or "I Want You Back" - and you can lose yourself once again in that brilliance, be transported back to a time when Michael Jackson's name was synonymous with one thing, and one thing only: pop music at its most joyous and life-affirming.

For many, Planned Parenthood is synonymous with one thing: legal abortion.

Inspired by the theme of "Generate"—an idea "which in itself was synonymous with one powerful idea: energy"—GMUNK set out to create what he calls "a film that was a surreal journey of generative transformation through light and sound".

Darius Rucker's name is synonymous with one of top-selling bands of all time, and with a range that rivals top vocalists across all genres, it is no surprise that South Carolina native and frontman for Grammy award-winning pop group Hootie & The Blowfish is now changing the face of mainstream music once again with a debut country solo album on Capitol Records.

"Tasting menu" tends to be synonymous with "sticker shock"—the one at Masa in New York City starts at $450.

Summer seems now to be synonymous with wedges as they give one height but still, crucially, allow you to walk on the sands of St Tropez without sinking.

Little does he know that Chief Justice Earl Warren, who swears him in, has a name that "will one day be synonymous with Kennedy's own death".