Sentence examples for readily associating from inspiring English sources

I'm sure we're long past the point of readily associating real-world violence with digital displays of bloody combat, so I don't expect Redux to trigger a series of shootings across the world.

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.

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.

Both sides are kitted out in the duds with which they are most readily associated.

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.

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.