Sentence examples for instantly associate with from inspiring English sources

"It's a piece we instantly associate with the high, romantic, propaganda-fuelled era of wartime, with all the trumpet calls.

The profession of movie director is not one that we instantly associate with the modest and the benign, but somehow, like Anthony Minghella, Demme rose through the ranks.

Hidekazu Sato, known by his nickname Kazoo, the associate creative director at Beacon Communications - a joint venture of Leo Burnett and Dentsu - said the costume was so recognisable it was a mnemonic - a design that people would instantly associate with McDonald's.

Equally surprisingly, if you haven't read the essay from which he's recycled some of this material, his favourite critics of the novel turn out to be Viktor Shklovsky and Roland Barthes, hard-nosed theoretical types you wouldn't instantly associate with him.

While danger might not be something you instantly associate with coding, the live set-up means results often seem to teeter precariously between spot on and an absolute fucking disaster.

While danger might not be something you instantly associate with coding, the live set-up meant that the results teetered precariously between spot-on and an absolute fucking disaster.

Generous infusions of color and warmth, characteristics not instantly associated with modern décor, animate the surroundings.

Both actors were instantly associated with a sexually explicit film: Schneider with Last Tango in Paris and Nyman with I Am Curious (Yellow).

Annette Funicello, who has died of complications from multiple sclerosis aged 70, was instantly associated with two names: Mickey Mouse and Frankie Avalon, both of whom were squeaky clean.

For that feature to function, the product link has to be identifiable as an Amazon product — so more reason for the company to build momentum around 'Amazon Fashion', rather than push separate fashion brands that aren't instantly associated with Amazon.

The mold kit, called Jell-O Jigglers, came out in August, just ahead of tailgating season, and was instantly associated with jello shots -- the concoction, popular among college students, in which 3 ounces of vodka are mixed into a small serving of gelatin.