Sentence examples for is so associated from inspiring English sources

Because food is so associated with him, since he died I've had melancholic associations.

No other living playwright is so associated with formal experimentation.

Ability in role matters more than age: It's worth considering why we think age is so associated with managerial responsibility.

Cuteness is so associated with Japan that the actual country can come as something of a surprise.

Bono is so associated with Africa as a cause, and he also happens to be your husband.

The look is so associated with the brand that it's become the brand; even some judges agree.

RJ: When you're so associated with a role I'm sure, psychologically, you just want to get away from it.

Despite his being so associated with concrete, glass and gold, Jamaica Estates is one of the leafiest suburbs of New York, counting nearly 6,000 trees.

Stewart left in 2006 when his contract was not renewed, but he was so associated with Junior Choice that, from 2007, when Radio 2 was celebrating its 40th birthday, he hosted the station's Christmas special of the show.

In fact, N.F.L. players are so associated with guns that last year the Redskins approached the National Rifle Association about broadcasting pro-N.R.A. radio advertisements using former N.F.L. players during its games, said Bill Powers, an N.R.A. spokesman.

"Bringing all these people who are so associated with a polarised ideological crusade that committed human rights abuses threatens to rekindle that partisanship," said Reed Brody, legal director of Human Rights Watch in New York.