Sentence examples for quite associate from inspiring English sources

ITV's Aztec Gold was impressive, although as it was subsequently used for Saint and Greavsie, and The Big Match, I don't quite associate it with just Mexico 86.

The song had the simplicity of "I'll Be Your Mirror" or "After Hours," but a happy confidence that you wouldn't quite associate with those songs.

One doesn't quite associate Internet sex with the august and high-brow New York Review of Books.

His scientific career was varied and complex, if never quite associated with glowing triumph.

Haeme oxygenase-1 nuclear localisation is likely associated with carcinogenesis rather than with progression because it was only quite associated with Gleason score.

The images the Church would quite rightly associate with the word 'homophobic' might be those of hatred and of violence towards homosexuals, and it is crucial to acknowledge that of course Justin Welby, a cuddly possum of a man, does not fall into this category.

The Group culture is associated with positive health outcomes whereas the Rational culture is quite consistently associated with negative health outcomes.

In line with this, our results revealed, for example, that 'responsibility' is quite strongly associated with care, but that 'respect' is not at all associated with 'autonomy' (see Figure  2).

If you look back through history, new music is quite often associated with a new drug, isn't it?

Prosperity is also quite closely associated with the sustainable development goals (SDGs), which are self-consciously not just about focusing on the poorest.

Increasing educational level was quite strongly associated with more migraine and less TTH (ORs respectively of 2.1 and 0.22 for those attending college or university) but had no clear relationship with pMOH.