Sentence examples for deeply associate from inspiring English sources

The holidays do more than trigger nostalgic olfactory epiphanies-though between freshly baked goods, mulling cider, burning candles, and crackling fireplaces, this time of year is certainly a feast for the five senses and the memories we so deeply associate with them.

But this isn't the only reason his work is so deeply associated with loneliness.

Also like "Alice," "The Mouse and His Child" is deeply associated with its original illustrator.

It seems that conscience is deeply associated, in our minds, with images.

He was a much sought-after chairman of trustees, and was deeply associated with the Dunedin Trust.

It is therefore deeply associated with the ideology known as deism, an ideology whose greatest triumph was the American Revolution.

For most of us, in the first place, they were probably deeply associated with our earliest escapist emotions.

It would be ironic if a place that is deeply associated with our whole view of nature is now to be overrun".

FEW people are as deeply associated with a single patch of real estate as Jane Jacobs was with the block of Hudson Street between Perry and West 11th Streets.

Although the Church's spiritual headquarters are in Clearwater, Florida, and it has facilities around the world, Scientology is most deeply associated with Los Angeles and its entertainment industry.

A successful screenwriter whose credits include "X-Men" and "Watchmen," Hayter is so deeply associated with Snake that it has become, effectively, his only role.