Sentence examples for too associated with from inspiring English sources

It's too negative, too associated with amoral nihilism.

Some think she is too associated with the Government to be independent.

And, if the contractors become too associated with missile defense, they could be seen as putting profits ahead of arms reduction.

Thin soup is never on the menu, says Rachelle Lazarus, one of the centre's full-time staff: thin soup is too associated with the camps.

Recently Proust was in the running for a comedy but didn't get the part, she says, because it was felt that she was too associated with drama.

The problem is that Karzai is too associated with corruption," Mr. Rothkopf said, "so if the anticorruption efforts are too vigorous, they will lead to undermining this ally".

They, too, associated the word "bouba" with certain shapes, and "kiki" with others.

Also I think he is too closely associated with the trade union movement to be able to really reach out to the country as a whole.

Datashare was also careful not to become too closely associated with either of them, in order to remain credible with both (Noorman et al., 2017).

If Ryan is too closely associated with specific Obama-era arguments to be the favorite, Tim Pawlenty is probably too closely associated with his own once highly touted presidential campaign.

He also criticised shadow chancellor Ed Balls, who he says is too closely associated with former prime minister Gordon Brown.