Sentence examples for have ever associated from inspiring English sources

But, until recently, few of us have ever associated Switzerland with wine.

Fourteen years after Lassalle's death Bismarck said of him, "He was one of the most intelligent and amiable men I have ever associated with, a man of great ambition and by no means a republican".

Barack Obama is not responsible for the views and associations of everyone he has ever associated with.

Not a word I, for one, had ever associated with the jug-eared, plasticine-faced actor.

Young Muslims aspiring to go into politics will have observed it is now fair game for them to be held accountable for the views of anyone they've ever associated with.

struck its first audiences with a directness and propulsion that nobody had ever associated with a sob story; we knew we were being manipulated, but we didn't care, because the treatment worked.

Nobody has ever associated wheat products with developing muscle, let alone power, and Scientific American places this shift in the context of women's lives in the Bronze Age.

Although not statutorily defined, a non-associated member is a member of the series organization who, as it sounds, is not associated with the particular protected series being discussed, and in fact may not have ever been associated with any protected series.

"Ken Lay is the sorriest sack of garbage I have ever been associated with, a truly evil and satanic figure".

I remember the buttery aroma of croissants that I have ever since associated with that voyage: the Ile de France would prove to be a seagoing pastry shop.

They use it to check whether directors have ever been associated with fraud or corruption at other businesses, in Hong Kong or in mainland China.