Sentence examples for fleeting association from inspiring English sources

Thus the Republican campaign last week raised questions about Mr Obama's fleeting association with Bill Ayers, a far-left radical who opposed the Vietnam war and who belonged to a group that bombed the Pentagon, the Capitol and a judge's house.

As the union president, Joseph DelGrosso, nodded in agreement, Mr. James called his opponent a Republican dressed as a Democrat, noting Mr. Booker's past support for school vouchers and his fleeting association with prominent Republicans like former Representative Bob Franks and Bret D. Schundler, the unsuccessful gubernatorial candidate.

They've selected a movie star, whose fleeting association with antimatter (the upcoming Angels and Demons) means he's worthy.

He was an initial target of FBI interest after the April 19 Oklahoma City bombing as a result of a fax he sent about the blast to a congressman, and his fleeting association with suspect Timothy McVeigh.

Badenweiler and the house where he died became something of a tourist attraction for its fleeting association with the American author; Alexander Woollcott attested to the fact that, long after Crane's death, tourists would be directed to the room where he died.

The globular shapes conjure up the incessant molding and casting of traditional sculpture from the beginning of art to de Kooning and beyond but on a geological scale, while summoning fleeting associations and suggestions — a horse's raised head here, a pair of buttocks there.

Thus, the minimum contact length was 2 s; this duration was chosen to capture short fleeting associations between unfamiliar individuals.

But some of those companies and individuals say their associations were fleeting.

"It's embarrassing that a Hispanic didn't do it". Don't expect "Cesar and Ruben" to be what Begley calls "a dirty-laundry show". Although the script has a fleeting reference to a Chavez association with the controversial drug rehabilitation program Synanon, "this is not an expose.

Yet even those revels, sighs Viraf Mehta, a 34-year-old single banker who heads the association, led only to fleeting "hook-ups".

"Your own employer wrote them, through a national association of propane dealers". A fleeting look of surprise and then understanding crossed his face.