Sentence examples for he associated it from inspiring English sources

He associated it with fascism and the manipulation of the crowd.

The night before his wife died, he told her that their bed smelled of death and he associated it with the camphor in her new night cream.

Discussing the problem, he associated it with a "drink culture in universities that leads to a loss of discipline and thought".

The actual place is by now a memory, and the time the poet is remembering, he says, is a time before he associated it with love: "No voice as yet had made the air/ Be music with your name …" That is clearly put – and memorable.

Christopher Columbus takes credit for introducing the chile to Europe back in 1493, though he erroneously associated it with black pepper.

An order for perfume bottles led him to develop that style of molded glass with which he is generally associated: it is characterized by iced surfaces, elaborate or partially realistic patterns in relief, and occasionally applied or inlaid colour.

In the end, I have a really hard time believing that if Madonna or Katy Perry or any other white pop star had used the word the same way, he would have blindly associated it with the sort of misogyny that has long plagued rap.

Alternate this between actually trotting, so he can associate it with something he knows.

They cleverly use his quotes in their advertising, but this is not his line of clothing; he did not launch it, nor is he associated with it.

Sall says he has processed the end of his marriage, but he associates it with a tough time.

Peter himself sees his blackness as a liability; he associates it with the poverty and obscurity he has worked so hard to put behind him.