Sentence examples for its close identification with from inspiring English sources
Some sophisticates have seen rhyme as puerile, perhaps because of its close identification with such childhood discoveries.
Although Ms. Ivester is excited about Nike's new status, she said that the company -- because of its close identification with sports and its superstar endorsers -- did not need the sponsorship as much as nonsports companies.
The treatise provides a clear picture of the principles and conventions of a drama entitled to be called national in its close identification with the social values and emotional responses of the age.
"Israel, with its close identification with the United States, and vice versa, embodies this defect, and the fact that Israel is in violation of all sorts of laws about occupation makes it an obvious target, much as South Africa was in the 60's and 70's, because it is against everything that Europeans see themselves as standing for".
Yet his close identification with the departing incumbent is also dragging him down.
By the time he was killed by a panicked member of his gang, his close identification with the Confederate cause had already begun to fade.
Possibly for his close identification with technology, Mr. Jobs does appear to be the most popular identity on Twitter to leverage.
Trump praised him for looking "very nasty" and "very mean," but his close identification with the President also made him politically toxic, and Homan resigned last year, after a tumultuous tenure in which the Senate never confirmed him.
Considering its long and close identification with E. I. du Pont de Nemours & Company, it is easy to forget that unlike, say, nylon, and other signature products, cellophane was not a DuPont invention.
The National Society's general stance was cautious; it avoided close identification with political parties, and for this reason would not accept affiliation from branches of the Women's Liberal Federation.
Yet it is the Republican Party's close identification with evangelical Christians in recent years that is perhaps its biggest hurdle to winning over significant numbers of Jewish voters and donors.
