Sentence examples for trappings associated with from inspiring English sources

He retains all the trappings associated with members of what is sometimes called the permanent government.

The Girl Scouts' national organization, Girl Scouts of the U.S.A., has become flexible in recent years about the old trappings associated with suburban, white, middle-class Christian scouting.

Seminary and law-school trained, Brown eschewed the trappings associated with administering America's most populous state, and one of the world's largest economies.

It is not a sick lit novel, despite having many of the trappings associated with the genre, it is a story about two people in love, one of whom has cancer.

Initially released in 1964, La peau douce (aka Silken Skin) was Truffaut's fourth feature, the film in which he cast off the showy trappings associated with the first years of the Nouvelle Vague and became a truly mature film-maker.

For many in the Triangle, wine is not a matter of ratings on the 100-point scale, status labels, hushed tastings of benchmark wines and other trappings associated with connoisseurship.

"Squash is a great sport, but it has all of the elitist trappings that are associated with it," Mr. Lynch said.

But these cultural trappings, more commonly associated with overcrowded metropolises, have not caused this city of 200,000, near the banks of Narragansett Bay, to lose its small-town flavor.

Because gas-trapping is potentially associated with significant adverse events in severe asthma, clinicians must be vigilant for its development and employ strategies to limit it.

No girls dancing on the tables, no champagne and few of the caviar-like trappings you associate with Russia's super-rich.

Jes Staley has all the trappings that might be associated with an investment banker who spent 35 years at JP Morgan: a 90-foot yacht, an apartment in Manhattan and a holiday retreat in Long Island.