Sentence examples for comfortably associated from inspiring English sources
Neither group are wrong, but it says a lot about perceptions of the White Isle that it is now more comfortably associated with dodgy tattoos than it is sun-kissed terraces.
The presence of Mr. Edwards, who ran especially well among independents, also means that Inez Tenenbaum, the state education superintendent who is trying to keep Ernest F. Hollings's Senate seat for the Democrats, can comfortably associate herself with the national ticket, rather than run away from it.
It's definitely pretty ambient in places, drawing on the sort of cloudy ethereal soundscapes we would now most comfortably associate with Nicolas Jaar.
Meanwhile, a Netflix special from the Indian actor and comedian Vir Das, Losing It, has him comfortably and repeatedly associating Africa with malaria and then competitively asking "They got Black Panther.
Rand's fiscal conservatism and social liberalism fits into neither camp comfortably (and is mostly commonly associated with the Libertarian party).
Coaching legend Jack Daniels explains that "the intensity of effort associated with [tempo] running is comfortably hard.
The bed is reliably and comfortably conventional, while the bathroom has the kind of hydraulic power more normally associated with steam locomotives.
This translates into a top down control of synaptic gain in principal (superficial pyramidal) cells and fits comfortably with the modulatory effects of top down connections in cortical hierarchies that have been associated with attention and action selection.
So even if we do consider ourselves middle class, we can't comfortably afford the life we associate with it.
Together the two meetings carried £144,000 worth of executive contribution and had this prize money been taken into account, then Newcastle would have been comfortably classified in the associate partner category".
Urbanistically, it associates with an existing attraction to encourage the curious tourist to comfortably explore a new place.
