Sentence examples for most closely identified from inspiring English sources

Mr. Weisgard was also a close friend of Clement Hurd, the other illustrator most closely identified with Brown's books for young children.

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

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

Nor does it focus on Precisionism, the sharp-edged representational style most closely identified with him.

(How curious that the two people most closely identified with the Irish dance revival should be Americans).

But Pilsen, on the city's near southwest side, may be the neighborhood that is most closely identified with Latin Chicago.

Several familiar artists are represented by work that is a departure from that which they are most closely identified.

His death coincided with the 40th anniversary of the Range Rover, the car that he became most closely identified with.

Around Wilmington, the person most closely identified with Take Back Vermont was perhaps Donald Towne, an archconservative moral crusader.

The other vision, most closely identified with Britain, is known as Atlanticism.

Perhaps the value most closely identified with American culture is that of individualism.