Sentence examples for most readily associated from inspiring English sources

Both sides are kitted out in the duds with which they are most readily associated.

Stress may be most readily associated with the attosecond pace of postindustrial society, but the body's stress response is one of our oldest possessions.

True, the phrase most readily associated with the artist formerly known as Jordan, the Juicy Couture Nero, the Kim K prototype, might be "extreme overexposure of all kinds".

Those may not be the hobbies most readily associated with one of the most subversive fashion designers of recent times.

A process that was supposed to end with a new sport earning Olympic status ended with one of those most readily associated with the ancient Games in Olympia having to scrap for its life.

Tom Baker played the fourth Doctor for a record seven years, with his curly hair, multi-coloured scarf and off-beat delivery making him the actor most readily associated with the role in the eyes of the Australian public.

We most readily associate it with fashion, industrial design, and Hollywood of the Golden Age, and yet it also shaped the language and interests of high modernism.

People most readily associate it with the case in which one individual (who needs or wants money) sells his or her kidney to another (who needs a kidney).

Indeed, the playwright that featured on the £20 note through the 70s and 80s bears little resemblance to Martin Droeshout's famous copper engraving that we most readily associate with the Bard.

Sudden weight loss in Cameroon, as in most of sub-Saharan Africa, is now readily associated with having AIDS.

While most folks can readily associate Casey's "undue burden" test in terms of abortion restrictions that have the effect of placing obstacles, Priscilla Smith and Caitlin Borgmann, have written about courts seemingly ignoring Casey's other mandate that laws should not have the purpose of even trying to place such obstacles (regardless of whether they succeed in creating that effect).