Sentence examples for because I associated from inspiring English sources

Tongue remained on my list for a long time because I associated it with death.

I avoided cheese because I associated it with mould and bacteria and still avoid it.

My dad was really into him, and for years I avoided him because I associated him with the old guard.

"Probably because I associated it, fairly or not, with cool young white women, and I was neither cool nor white.

Although I was reading Kerouac, I wasn't trying to write like him, because I associated him with America, and I thought that voice sat in another topography.

I think I took so long to locate my metaphor because I associated B.W.I. with brightness and noise, and my undersea domain was dark and soundless (except for the panting and wailing of the fish, as supplied by my imagination).

Is it because I associate it with George Bush perhaps?

Because I associate New England and Patriots with foghorns.

I still crave it because I associate it with her and being happy.

"All those years of wrestling made me, frankly, not very hungry," he said, "because I associate eating too much with gruelling self-punishment".

But it's also because I associate Roosevelt Island with uncertainty and transition; it was the place where I lived when I wasn't sure I even liked New York.