Sentence examples for that would associate from inspiring English sources

My sons would not be buying shirts that would associate them with a rapist and they wouldn't want to go and watch him play.

It's hard to imagine any M.B.A. worth his sheepskin that would associate himself with this stinker.

Anand told VICE he takes issue with the proposed stipulation that cannabis infused drinks contain "no elements that would associate product with alcoholic beverages or brands of alcohol".

I recently watched a piece on America Live where the host asked the simple question 'Why would President Obama want to do anything that would associate himself with that word 'socialist' that (the host) just said just now?'".

Because of their Halloween experience and the taunting they sometimes endured, my children said they would go to the event, but were hesitant to dress up or bring anything that would associate them as being of Arab descent.

With the case of Electra I did not want to put a name that would associate her to any person I knew, because when I wrote the script once or twice I put a name that I could relate to and I couldn't keep writing.

To Nunn, she wrote that "it is very disturbing" that he "would associate himself" with Augusta.

If you were to go over the videos I've ever done, none of them are videos that you would associate with that genre.

Over the years, she continued, "I was more worried that Lindsay was going to do something that people would associate with the brand.

But not so fast that she would associate it with me.

This isn't a term that I would associate with someone who cares about cohesion.