Sentence examples for often associate with from inspiring English sources

There are emotions and experiences in "Frankenweenie" that audiences don't often associate with Disney features.

His soft, gentle, effeminate demeanour is typical of what we often associate with gay men.

Some exotic fruit, grounded by the noble bitterness I more often associate with the whites of Hermitage.

Math, science and computer science, Dr. Anderegg said, are courses that young people too often associate with nerds and geeks.

This banishing of a hokey actor has special resonance here, for Mr. Hodge will proceed to transform the florid hamminess we often associate with Cyrano.

But I can report that, vocally and physically, Huppert gives a performance radically at odds with the minimalism we often associate with her screen roles.

That left Julia's 2008 Sicilian white from Feudo Montoni, which had the kind of ripe, floral character I often associate with Rhone whites.

This is the sign of an active, adaptive mind, and suggests a word one does not often associate with Madden: hipness.

Impressionistic is not a word you often associate with Beethoven, as the program notes did in relation to the first of the two Goethe settings, "Calm Sea".

often associated with child abuse.

Golf is often associated with exclusivity.