Sentence examples for vague association from inspiring English sources

The "maximum" it could do, said France's Nicolas Sarkozy, was to offer to sign a vague "association agreement" next year.

It is true that Campion visited some families with whom Shakespeare may have had a vague association, and that he heard confessions.

Still, although everyone knew its name, and its vague association with the duck and the mouse, no one I knew had ever visited the fantastical spires of a Disney park.

Likewise the mainstream press sometimes describes him as troll as a way of capturing his vague association with 4chan.

Or criminalise vague associations with terrorist organisations?

Only Senator Russell D. Feingold, Democrat of Wisconsin, voted against the bill, arguing that it would allow unconstitutional searches and punish individuals for vague associations with possible terrorists.

Orange predominates anyway, with many blacks apparently supporting Holland, despite its vague associations with Afrikanerdom.Football-wise, my heart went out of the World Cup when Uruguay beat Ghana.

For all its defects as a novel, not to mention its genuine strengths, "Abyssinian Chronicles" pierces through the weave of our vague associations about Uganda: Idi Amin, expelled Indian shopkeepers, AIDS, coffee and the fate of Milton Obote -- what ever happened to him, anyway?

Ms. Garofalo's lawyer in Vermont, Maryann E. Kampmann, criticized the government for holding her client for so long based simply on the fact that she had vague associations with suspects in the terrorism case, calling it a case of "ethnic profiling".

The Labor Department included Goldman and Berkman among 249 aliens it deported en masse, mostly people with only vague associations with radical groups who had been swept up in government raids in November.

It is the branding mother-lode – stimulating a vague positive association founded on six-odd decades of mountaineering myth-building".