Sentence examples for so associating from inspiring English sources

"The Reformation was provoked by an indulgence campaign, so associating a Jubilee indulgence with Holy Year celebrations seemed like a retrograde step by the Vatican," said the Rev. Paraic Reamonn, spokesman for the World Alliance of Reformed Churches, based in Geneva, which represents 75 million Protestants, mostly Presbyterian and Calvinist.

It seems that these philosophers regarded Avicenna as a substantial defender of religion over philosophy, so associating him with al-Ghazali's own position with regard to philosophy.

Because food is so associated with him, since he died I've had melancholic associations.

No other living playwright is so associated with formal experimentation.

Finally, and with the element of drama so associated with his every move, Tiger is back.

It was a restrained move for a house so associated with leather goods.

"Burberry had become so associated with a downmarket image," says Picardie.

The brand, so associated with the glamour of gowns, showed only two evening dresses.

The controversial colour so associated with femininity is coming out of little girls' bedrooms and worn on the menswear catwalk.

Perhaps Saturday Night Live has become so associated with presidential election campaigns because they are both imperfect but indispensable.

For a city so associated in the public mind with car manufacturing, this is quite a step.