Sentence examples for become closely identified from inspiring English sources

He went on to become closely identified with the less frenzied, more melodic variation of punk known as new wave.

For better or worse, Mr. Frist has become closely identified with the Bush administration, and White House aides have made no secret of their admiration for him.

Green Century's Balanced Fund and Equity Fund A Boston-based company, Green Century has become closely identified with the divestment movement.

Ms. Robinson has become closely identified with the show's catch phrase: "You are the weakest link," which she delivers, usually accompanied by a curt "goodbye" as the contestants are eliminated.

In the HarperCollins' letter to Soft Skull Press, the publisher said, "Michael Moore has become closely identified with the phrase 'Stupid White Men' in the minds of the general public".

It has however, become closely identified with Persia's pre-Islamic culture: when the British Museum loaned it to Iran in 2010 it was seen by 1m people in three months and there were briefly fears that it might not be returned to its Bloomsbury home.

In New York, Halsman worked mostly for Life and became closely identified with the look of the magazine.

In response, more than 500 community groups formed the United Democratic Front, which became closely identified with the exiled ANC.

She also became closely identified with the role of Orfeo in Christoph Gluck's opera Orfeo ed Euridice.

Mrs. Schlafly became closely identified with Goldwater's landslide defeat in 1964, and in 1967 she lost a bitter campaign for the presidency of the National Federation of Republican Women.

As it swept the field in Monteverdi, Bach and the like in the 1960's and 70's, the movement became closely identified with period instruments.