Sentence examples for sort of associated from inspiring English sources

The first season, the players decided, they would present "three great programs of music that we had played a lot and sort of associated ourselves with, and maybe recorded," Mr. Bernhardsson said.

"The whole ability to look at the complexity of race and any sort of associated -ism and still find humor, that's a very interesting space," Johnson explains.

We now sort of associate cemeteries with death".

But we now have three months in which EU leaders can devise some sort of associate membership for the UK that just might be enough to stop that happening.

"What she has done is sort of associate herself with being opposed to lots of bad things like terrorism — she thinks it's a bad thing — and she's in favor of things like a strong military and veterans' benefits and helping our soldiers".

"I think I sort of associate it with feeling free and feeling washed," Hannigan said.

Other states with some sort of associate status, such as Norway and Switzerland, have had to accept quite unsatisfactory compromises -- and both have far higher levels of immigration per head of population than the U.K. To reiterate, we are talking of 27 states here, some of which will fiercely resist any compromise that is mooted.

One newspaper remarked that the Dolce & Gabbana men's collection featured the sort of stripes associated with jailhouse apparel.

It's only a matter of time before the rest of the audience follows suit and the gig produces the sort of noise associated with high-speed aircraft.

Bolet lends this tuneful and moving music the sort of showmanship associated with the great Romantic pianists, without sacrificing any of the score's gravity.

We try to creatively tap into some sort of vein associated with the project, be it triggered by history, existing features or patterns – anything really.