Sentence examples for been more closely associated from inspiring English sources

No figure has been more closely associated with the fashionably bent male than Mr. Gaultier.

In recent months the PML-N has been more closely associated with hate speech than free speech.

Though he has occasionally regrouped with Mr. Scofield for occasions like this one, Mr. Lovano has lately been more closely associated with another brilliant jazz guitarist, Bill Frisell.

Like her character Nina, Portman has been more closely associated with the white swan roles in Hollywood, so there was pleasure in seeing her transgress here, something she does mesmerisingly well, as her character slowly unravels.

When it opened, in 2000, the bridge symbolized the unfurling of a vibrant, borderless Europe, but in recent years it has been more closely associated with smuggling, of people, weapons and drugs.

While some have been more closely associated with the core of Osama bin Laden's ideology and were involved in early al-Qaida spectaculars in Africa, others have used the name as a cover for criminality.

NO holiday is more closely associated with music than Christmas.

But its modern meaning is more closely associated with guns.

And no piece of music is more closely associated with the holiday than "White Christmas".

Perhaps no place on Earth (certainly not in the United States) is more closely associated with fog.

In other words, participation was more closely associated with customer spending than word of mouth was.