Sentence examples for really associated from inspiring English sources

I never really associated poetry with school.

And in this BMJ paper, unplanned pregnancy wasn't really associated with slower development.

"But neither car is really associated with the 20th Century Limited".

In our example above, alcohol wasn't really associated with lung cancer.

Heavens, I hadn't really associated America's famous writer with New York City at all.

So only the brothers were really associated with Astana and the Kazakhstan federation has been very tough on them.

"I don't really associate it with the color anymore," she said in a voice, slow and elegant, that is paired with an easy, down-to-earth manner.

It's sort of nebulous the way I've written it, because I don't know if we can really associate it with a real chemical event right now.

3.18am GMT 28th over: England 62-2 (target 481; Cook 23, Bell 0) We don't really associate Bell with rearguard actions, but he played really well in one against South Africa in 2009-10 alsoatso at Kandy in 2007-08, even though England lost that time.

"It is this event, 9/11, that caused the president to really associate himself with Israel, with this notion that now, for the first time, Americans can feel on their skin what Israelis have been feeling all along," said Shai Feldman, an Israeli scholar at Brandeis University in Waltham, Massachusetts, who has been in Tel Aviv since the hostilities began.

Plenty of people play games but much fewer want to really associate themselves with "Videogames", the culture around games rather than their content or the activity of play.