Sentence examples for has negative associations from inspiring English sources

The 64-year-old doesn't like heights and for her the sport has negative associations with hoodies and hooligans.

"The film has negative associations for me because I don't know whether Marlon would approve of it," he says.

Campus Crusade for Christ, a ministry founded by the evangelist Bill Bright, is changing its name because the word "crusade" has negative associations with the bloody Christian conquests of the 11th to 13th centuries.

Our study found that higher education has negative associations with chance and powerful others MHLC.

This implies that caregiving has negative associations with several health outcomes and that the association seems to be most evident for mental health.

Further Questions for Discussion: –Why does nuclear energy often have negative associations?

Obviously, after the past eight years, people have negative associations with Americans talking about morality abroad".

However, some AA families had negative associations with those two variables, which seems counterintuitive.

People may not be wary of private security companies only because we have negative associations with the old term "mercenaries".

Unlike his predecessors, however, President Bush was quickly warned off that term, which had negative associations for Muslims and, by this time, for others as well.

Clarke advises clients to take everything out of the wardrobe, and reject any garments that are damaged, don't suit you or just have negative associations.