Sentence examples for become deeply associated from inspiring English sources
College has become deeply associated with lifetime success -- particularly in monetary terms and professional goals.
After all, murders and assaults have unfortunately become deeply associated with the festival: Two years ago, Carey Gabay, an aide to Governor Andrew Cuomo, was killed in the midst of a gang-related shooting incident at J'ouvert.
Although Lieder originally referred to the object as "Planet X", it has become deeply associated with Nibiru, a planet from the works of ancient astronaut proponent Zecharia Sitchin, particularly his book The 12th Planet.
And some Greeks have become deeply suspicious of anyone associated with banking.
The euro has become deeply unpopular in Italy where it is associated in the public mind with big price increases and the recent slowdown in economic growth.
Cocaine strengthens signals between brain cells causing the behaviors associated with using cocaine to become deeply ingrained and difficult to change.
"The places where people grew up can become deeply meaningful as we get older," said Sandy Isenstadt, an associate professor of architecture at the University of Delaware and the author of "The Modern American House".
Laurie, meanwhile, had become deeply frustrated.
It has become deeply ideological.
The phone-hacking scandal, said the Mayor, "has become deeply, deeply sick".
By 2006 the issue had become deeply political.
