Sentence examples for kind of associate from inspiring English sources

At this point, I kind of associate Australia with downtime.

"Psychologically, we all kind of associate Starbucks with gentrification and when Starbucks finally came to Williamsburg, I said: 'Wow.

The only way these rights could be maintained for British people would be for the UK to agree some kind of "associate nationality" with the union of which it is no longer a member.

"Um, well, we try not to call it a shot," the duke said, "because we kind of associate that more with those drinks that you wouldn't, uh, savor quite so well.

"Since the challenges NATO faces are global, its membership should be as well," he says.America has proposed something less: a kind of associate membership that would give kindred governments an early role in planning operations and better access to NATO training.

Rogue One has a kind of associate membership status with the projected nine-film club; it doesn't count as a fully fledged episode, but an auxiliary story, an offshoot of the canon, a sleek fighter cruising alongside the main fleet – though of comparable size, shape and manoeuvrability.

The main distinction lies in the nature of the documents and in the kind of associated metadata.

"Dealmoon is kind of associated with the woman," Wang said firmly, "Dealmoon is kind of feminine".

It looks too much like the kind of powder associated with anthrax.

The kind of activism associated with social media isn't like this at all.

The eurozone's structure imposed the kind of rigidity associated with the gold standard.