Sentence examples for less closely identified from inspiring English sources

From the time of the Stoic philosophers until the end of the European Middle Ages, dialectic was more or less closely identified with the discipline of formal logic.

But it is still less closely identified with a manifesto than an individual Ms Megawati, whose undistinguished presidency and aloof style are handicaps.Two other parties are simply bandwagons for the presidential ambitions of Suharto-era generals.

A less tense relationship between ASOs and heterosexual men living with HIV is apparent in the narratives of participants living in cities where these organisations are less closely identified with gay political activism.

He went on to become closely identified with the less frenzied, more melodic variation of punk known as new wave.

The big investment banks closely identified with New York are increasingly international, too.

But Patten, who is also chancellor of Oxford University, is more closely identified with traditional media.

It has few guest conductors and is closely identified with him.

Nevertheless, he will forever be most closely identified with the atrium hotels of decades past.

Few figures were as closely identified with the antiwar cause as Mr. McGovern.

Potter is most closely identified with SECCA where he was its director from 1967 -1991.

Alec Guinness was annoyed that he became so closely identified with his role in "Star Wars".