Sentence examples for which you associate from inspiring English sources

"Each e-mail you open gives you a little hit of dopamine," Mr. Chorost writes, "which you associate with satiety.

It is overwhelmingly green and not a land with which you associate the colour we are looking for: violet, the last in the rainbow spectrum.

It's a question about identity, but not about descriptive traits, like being a daughter, father, friend or brother, or about the church or political party with which you associate.

"The build-up has all been very steady this year, but I was in town just now, and things are appearing which are beginning to show Cheltenham en fête again, things like the marquees attached to pubs which you associate with this crazy week.

Any fragrances with which you associate pleasant and positive experiences will evoke similar feelings - so spread the good smells!

The characterisation is Cluedo with pretensions, and the dialogue suspends the actors in that ungainly, undignified dangle which you associate with stage flying, the wires robbing them of all powers of independent movement".

As soon as you hear each profession, write the word in the column under the gender with which you immediately associate that word".

You can make customer IDs serve as the prime logical unit, to which you can associate a clearly defined array of data types that help define that customer.

I find that the voice chat community is not always welcoming of women, particularly on games like Call of Duty, which you would associate with the 'dude talk' type of players.

If you are more visual, write out everything, and perhaps even assign different cases different shapes with which you can associate them in your mind.

It's like being asked which people you associate with or the criteria for selecting your friends.