Sentence examples for overly associated with from inspiring English sources

Overly associated with the later rise of Surrealism, Rousseau now emerges as more a virtual collagist of existing images than a visionary, and even as a proto-Pop artist.

Once known as communes, until the word became overly associated with hippies and other cultural relics of the 1960s and '70s, intentional communities have a long history in this country, going back to the Shakers and even, I suppose, the Pilgrims.

The wagon was banished from suburbia when it became overly associated with runs to Safeway and the soccer field, but of course the reason the wagon was so popular in the day was precisely because it was so convenient for grocery and soccer runs.

Perhaps because the research team were overly associated with external consultants as this was the access point in fieldwork, we obtained fewer accounts from the National Health Service (NHS) clients.

Smoked marijuana may contribute to diseases of the lung, but has not been shown to be overly associated with lung cancer as cannabinoids may help to prevent cancer.

That's the easy way to duck comment on a positive development, the trite view adopted by every conservative, overly cautious person associated with a team off to a good start.

The authors of one such study concluded that there was a "tendency in humans to be less cautious when using new devices of unknown benefit because of overly positive attitudes associated with new technology and novel devices".

The statement was motivated by widespread evidence of bias in test accuracy studies and the finding that incomplete or absent reporting of items in the STARD checklist was associated with overly optimistic estimates of test performance characteristics.

Most recently protist biogeographers have begun to recognise that the debate has been overly generalised and largely associated with differences in opinion in defining the appropriate evolutionary unit (e.g. species-and if so under which concept, population, phylotype, or other genetic variant) to scrutinise [8].

The case presented here describes a condition of ODS associated with overly rapid correction of serum [Na+] in a patient with severe hyponatraemia.

Moreover, overly solicitous behaviors are associated with lower self-reported diabetes self-efficacy and less physical activity, even when people with diabetes perceive these behaviors as helpful (26).