Sentence examples for it has associations from inspiring English sources

It has associations of beaches and spring breaks.

"When a white person uses a word like 'coloured', it has associations with the Jim Crow era of segregation in the South when signs on bathrooms and water fountains would say 'colored only'," Professor Carl Nightingale, an expert on race in America at the State University of New York at Buffalo, says.

In this study, types of bipolar disorders were not assessing separately whether it has association or not with physical restrained.

During the English civil war, it had associations with the radical Levellers movement, two of whose members were executed near Gloucester Green.

Where Playboy was once solely associated with softcore pornography and affluence, it now has associations with hardcore pornography and cheap accessories.

But croquet, though aficionados know it can be vicious, has associations with Victorian ladies tripping around carefully-mown lawns in bustle skirts.

The microRNA mmu-mir-202 was previously shown to be one of the small subset of microRNAs that are found in the mitochondria, indicating that it may have associations with mitochondrial function [34].

First, while cystatin C has been conclusively demonstrated to be a reliable marker of kidney function, it may have associations with inflammation that are dependent of kidney function.

It has literary associations with the Brontes and the Sitwells.

It has indelible associations with the poet John Donne, a barrister of Lincoln's Inn as a young man in the 1590's, who became the inn's preacher following his ordination in late middle age.

It has habitat associations with tropical gallery, monsoon, rainforests thickets, and in subtropical and littoral forest [24].