Sentence examples for hard to associate with from inspiring English sources

The public perception of your personality is hard to associate with that film.

It might be hard to associate that with a white supremacist past".

A Serving of Hope For the last several weeks, it's been hard to associate Lower Manhattan with anything peaceful, much less festive.

The soft sunshine is making them seem so picture-perfect it's hard to associate this with tanks and barbed wire.

Even companies like Apple and Nike, while celebrated for the tangible attributes of their products, work hard to associate themselves with abstract notions of nonconformity or achievement.

Capitalising on an environment in which GLB identities are seldom validated, the tobacco industry has worked hard to associate smoking with positive images of GLB identity [ 41].

Then there are the "Wannabes," the manufacturers that try so hard to associate their products with a particular style that they slip into self-parody.

When I suggest that most British people would find it hard to associate these bands with anything other than the perma-grey skies of England, he reminds me that "it rains in Mexico City probably 200 times a year!

Therefore, it is hard to associate a specific cluster with any set of VARK modalities.

I love this country, think of myself as an American and have always worked hard not to associate with the kind of people I think of as professional expatriates.

Perhaps now is the time to reach for altogether plainer tableware and glasses, for Kaj Frank bowls at one end of the price range, but more likely to Duralex tumblers at the other as we face a future of, as it were, porridge and tap water rather than the fine wines and dainty dishes it's hard not to associate with Waterford and Wedgwood.