Sentence examples for widely associated from inspiring English sources

Yes, people in Greenville are aware that tamales are widely associated with Mexico and Central America.

Though the program is widely associated with Mr. Bush, similar ideas have been supported by Democrats.

On the continent republicanism was widely associated with anticlericalism and free-thinking.

The sound of the flute, for example, is widely associated with love magic.

But the brand is not widely associated with what's new and cool online.

This was not, I want to say quickly, the kind of conspicuous consumption widely associated with the dot-com era.

Or is this crackdown justified on a drug widely associated with 60s counterculture, Rastafarians, and, increasingly, medicinal use?

Statesmanship is not a characteristic widely associated with the current crop of politicians, on this or any other continent.

It is a designation more widely associated with Manhattan's stately blocks, but it is appearing more throughout the boroughs.

It is a disease now widely associated with poverty rather than affluence.

Poodle, breed of dog thought to have originated in Germany but widely associated with France, where it is hugely popular.