Sentence examples for that he associated from inspiring English sources
He had come to loath Christianity and the Victorian moral systems that he associated with it; instead he began reading about Eastern religion, yoga, and Western esotericism.
He used a method of justification that he associated with Socrates, Aristotle and Sidgwick.
For Shah, European and American manners that he associated with success were appealing.
Mr. Homm acknowledges that he associated with some dubious characters over the years.
Police also allege that he associated with a terrorist organisation and of "supporting and aiding terrorist groups".
Jack Cushman, an editor here, poked his head into my office to say that he associated himself with the sentiment but would not have abbreviated it that way.
To Nunn, she wrote that "it is very disturbing" that he "would associate himself" with Augusta.
He also thinks travel helped him get rid of a "naïve" point of view that he associates with liberal politics.
Like many people here, Mr. Hughey can point to a particular project that he associates with Mr. Inouye.
To be more precise, he believes that we have become unknowingly enslaved by a particular ideal of abstract freedom that he associates with Immanuel Kant.
Salter aspires, in his life and his work, to an absence of sentimentality, a worldliness and unflappability that he associates with the French — Gide, Genet, Céline, Colette.
