Sentence examples for deep association from inspiring English sources

Acknowledging the deep association of this play and the church, the former archbishop speaks passionately about The Winter's Tale.

In choosing a name, he preferred one that carried a deep association in his memory, like Cassis.

Each cancellation brought intense scrutiny, given his deep association with one of the nation's most important arts institutions.

After emerging from the New York art scene of the 1950s, he developed a deep association with Mediterranean Europe, drawing inspiration from its history, poetry and ancient myths.

Mr. Aibel was untroubled by the fact that Ms. Paulus did not share his long and deep association with Nyro's music.

But his deep association with the alt-right is worth examining: some on the alt-right have expressed contempt for the very idea of a healthy economy.

For some, Bernstein's accounts of Copland, Ives, Gershwin, Barber and William Schuman are not so much benchmark recordings as holy writ, for the conductor enjoyed deep associations with these composers.

I think they recognise we have some very distinctive things to offer through our deep associations with defence and security - areas that universities do not normally have - and so they are keen to work with us.

The Swiss engineers, Friedrich Tinner and his two sons, were accused of having deep associations with Dr. Khan, acting as middlemen in his dealings with rogue nations seeking nuclear equipment and expertise.

And he's said this before, but the complaint had a different resonance at Dizzy's Club, part of Jazz at Lincoln Center, an establishment that has deep associations with Mr. Burns's films.

Not just a recognizable and distinctive brand, but deep associations with the people we wanted to reach.