Sentence examples for having to associate from inspiring English sources

If reason doesn't work, maybe embarrassment will, unease at having to associate with the anti-immigrant hard-core, exemplified by people like Mr. King, who is Exhibit A for those who see the ugly nativism behind the naysaying.

Linda is one of the cruelest and her father is a segregationist who is set in his ways and can't stand the thought of his daughter having to associate with someone of a different skin colour.

You can use the new social network without having to associate your IM accounts with with your imo.im account – all you need is one imo account.

Instead of having to associate your comment with your real name and identity, the Defaceable extension let you once again post your troll-isms to friends' walls and blogs like TechCrunch (which uses Facebook Comments) using the names of fruits.

First, associations do not have to associate for the "purpose" of disseminating a certain message in order to be entitled to the protections of the First Amendment.

He had to associate himself with that".

Female inferiority is natural law: rams are "demeaned by the idiotic females they have to associate with and inseminate".

Novelists who put themselves in their novels usually do so in a shape that the reader does not have to associate with the author.

And to do so, because we are limited, each of us, in our ability to know, we have to associate.

and (2) what capacity do they have to associate with other things?

The gorilla also had to associate two trainers with their respective names.