Sentence examples for readily associated with from inspiring English sources

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

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

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

So why not open in New York, a city more readily associated with great pizza?

Still, all of this assumes coherence and discipline, two words not readily associated with Trump.

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

At this time, Sharif was perhaps more readily associated with the game of bridge than with acting.

BOWLING may be more readily associated with vintage lace shoes and league shirts than with contemporary culture.

Norwich took the lead after 41 minutes with the sort of goal more readily associated with Ipswich.

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.

As such, they are parties which are readily associated with national identity, and which have always stood for certain values of liberty and free enterprise.