Sentence examples for readily associate from inspiring English sources

Her well-known ability to deliver a decent right hook, her candid revulsion whenever she's asked to hold a baby, and her past association with class A drugs are all instincts you might more readily associate with a male rock drummer.

Zips and snaps Sexy is not a word you would readily associate with the Maison Martin Margiela brand.

A swathe of southern Los Angeles outsiders would struggle to locate it on a map but readily associate it with gangs, drugs and urban decay.

Mohsin Hamid's new novel comes with a ringing endorsement on its back cover from Jay McInerney, a writer one doesn't readily associate with subcontinental fictions about escaping poverty.

Few of us would readily associate fashion with infirmaries, yet the Belgian husband-and-wife team of An Vandevorst and Filip Arickx do.

The photos of the stripy predator suspiciously approaching the sort of animal you'd more readily associate with a magician's hat are comically poignant.

Kyushu is Japan's southernmost island, but kites are readily associated with Japanese culture.

That is not an adjective readily associated with Laura Marling, although perhaps it should be.

Yet they are Sikhs – a religion readily associated with peace and inclusivity.

Orthodox youth club members said they were not turned off by the approach — more readily associated here with Protestant missionaries.

This is not a word readily associated with the Swede, either in his public or private life.