Sentence examples for friendly associations from inspiring English sources

"Photographic images" is a better term, perhaps, since they are compressed into 36 collages and other friendly associations.

Rather touchingly, given Heath's incredible unpopularity even within his own party, and his friendly associations with mass murderers and tyrants, the trust's decision to sell up and spend the remaining money on charitable activities has elicited some passionate defences of the Arundells legacy.

But Ms. Galef, who is fairly conservative, has developed a warm and friendly association with Mr. Pataki, who was once the mayor of Peekskill, which is in her district.

I just got a name wrong.'" The distressing thing, he said, was as the accusation was hurled, his history of cordial, even friendly association with his accuser seemed to count for nothing.

The building's 28 rooms were reserved for both the Jungmeister (young masters) and "promising students" – in line with his tenet for the "cultivation of friendly association between masters and students outside the work context".

Camaraderie, fellowship, friendly association, and the conversation made possible by physical presence can cause something to happen that can't be replicated by individuals working in isolation and thinking within the confines of their own minds.

Some may well wonder why Kieltyka developed and maintained such a friendly association with Bailey when he persistently subscribed to a theory about her identity that conflicted with her own understanding.

The friendly association kept up even after Bailey publicly labeled Kieltyka an autogynephile in no uncertain terms in early 1999 in an interview for the article that appeared in the Daily Northwestern on February 24 , 1999

Sometimes, this type of diagram is referred to as Cohen-Friendly association plot.

Friendly's association with Murrow began in 1948, when, after they had been brought together by an agent named J.

SOLAR ONE The eco-friendly arts association brings a selection of dance groups to Lincoln Center's "Out of Doors" series.