Sentence examples for continue to associate from inspiring English sources

If the stats are to be believed, many people continue to associate Englishness with whiteness.

I continue to associate it, quite inappropriately, with memories of Marseille, the Mediterranean and Casablanca.

"They continue to associate him, I think unfairly, with the problems Bill Clinton has had".

Many young voters will continue to associate Trump with the party long after he leaves office.

But security officials say that in nearly all cases those who return continue to associate with more militant Muslims.

In doing so he also introduced much of the pageantry and traditions we continue to associate with the Olympic Games.

We also continued to associate poverty and horseflesh.

Action on climate change cannot be galvanised by continuing to associate it with a message of doom and guilt that most people are clearly not responding to.

Nevertheless, he continued to associate with Whig dissidents, some of whom by then had resolved to use violence to keep James from the throne.

Mr Mandela was furious that the applicants had allowed themselves to be used by Mr Ayob and had continued to associate themselves with him, knowing full well that he had terminated his relationship with Mr Ayob.

He befriended some of the inmates, especially a "pale, emaciated white man" and "serious loser" (son Fred's term) named Donald Lang, whom Cheever continued to associate with after his release.