Sentence examples for because it became associated from inspiring English sources

By George Packer February 20 , 2009From Richard Hofstadter's "Anti-Intellectualism in American Life": If anti-intellectualism has become, as I believe it has, a broadly diffused quality in our civilization, it has become so because it has often been linked to good, or at least defensible, causes…It made its way into our politics because it became associated with our passion for equality.

From Richard Hofstadter's "Anti-Intellectualism in American Life": If anti-intellectualism has become, as I believe it has, a broadly diffused quality in our civilization, it has become so because it has often been linked to good, or at least defensible, causes…It made its way into our politics because it became associated with our passion for equality.

Because it became associated with the Iraq war, many critics saw it as a way of spreading an American-style system at gunpoint, something Mr. Bush always denied.

Comparative genome analysis of all five genomes has shed light on the evolution of the primary endosymbiont because it became associated with a common ancestor of cockroaches and termites.

It became associated with a certain show-off-ness".

But you see, everyone It dressed impeccabecamencluding me.  .

In part it was because evolution became associated with political ideologies that justified social inequality.

"I became associated with it," he said, "but it is a work that I rarely play.

MB: Why do you think you became associated with it then?

But Syrians have borne the brunt of the hatred because of the unfortunate way they became associated with Morsi in the dying days of his presidency.

It was because of the actions of some skinheads that the Dr Marten became associated with violence.