Sentence examples for easily associate with from inspiring English sources

He wasn't an actor you'd easily associate with menace or danger.

He says his mother is the most positive can-do person he knows, and the most fun (not a word you'd easily associate with Hoffman).

Therefore, it is he who must prove himself to the players, rather than the other way around – a mission made trickier following a dicky start that they could easily associate with his presence.

For all the problems such a hyper-masculine work environment creates, it breeds an almost admirable sentiment we might easily associate with a lost generation of working class men.

Although Manchester is far from London where our family used to live ― and is now headed by a Muslim mayor ― I can easily associate with the shock of non-Muslims who lost their beloved child, mother, father, relative, boyfriend, or girlfriend in these attacks.

It is possible that such discrepancies may reflect technical differences in microvesicle isolation but given that α-synuclein is abundant in the circulation and known to easily associate with membranes, caution is required when interpreting candidate-based measurements.

So see if you can put in some heavy machinery like a stair-car, that isn't easily associated with speed or sex appeal.

This element is intrusive and more easily associated with destruction when it is out in the open; the other elements are supposed to be there.

This paper presents a model of an integrated reverse engineering system and sets up its various-data-output flowchart, which is easily associated with other systems.

The danger in this clamour for the centre ground is that those who occupy it can lack colour; they're not so easily associated with the party to which they belong.

It was a way colored by a constant shock and awe over the huge scale and impressive numbers that attach to so many things in a country one easily associates with rapid and nearly across-the-board progress.