Sentence examples for tries to associate from inspiring English sources

He constantly tries to associate immigrants with crime and drugs.

I don't think, as you wrote after the Grammys, that it's "jingoistic," only that it tries to associate flag-waving nationalism with shared responsibility.

"May the 4th be with you," the chancellor will tell Star Wars fans as he tries to associate the Tories with the annual celebration of the film franchise launched by George Lucas with the ground-breaking first movie in 1977.

With a large chunk of Fifa's revenue coming from selling World Cup marketing rights, it vigorously pursues anyone who tries to associate itself with the tournament, reports the BBC's Jonah Fisher from Johannesburg.

It all revolves around the repetition of a few simple points, which the marketer tries to associate with the brand.

And because that feels so great, your brain tries to associate that magic with something it can remember for the next time.

But there is a deep, deep difference between trying to associate by emulation and association by manipulation.

He has tried to associate the sand society with a university or nonprofit group.

It is a common engineering practice to try to associate rainfall amounts to the risk of slope failure.

Try to associate the person's name with something to help you remember the name.

So often in life we try to associate ourselves with winning and success.