Sentence examples for widespread association from inspiring English sources
As much as we have a widespread association of Islam with violence, we also have a widespread association of Buddhism with peace and nonviolence.
The cyclical process of disappearance and appearance of the moon is the basis of the widespread association of the moon with the land of the dead, the place to which souls ascend after death, and the power of rebirth.
He has been most recently renowned for a widespread association with a number of acts resident in the New York Ze/Antilles label: James White and the Blacks, Cristina, The Aural Exciters, Don Armando's Second Avenue Rhumba Band and of course Kid Creole and the Coconuts.
In the 13th century Hamburg grew steadily in both area and economic importance, owing to the development of the Hanse (an association of merchants trading in a particular area) into a widespread association of north German merchant cities, the great Hanseatic League, in which Hamburg's role was second only to Lübeck's.
Defendant's LET YOUR AD MEET TWEETS registration unfairly exploits the widespread association by the consuming public of the mark TWEET with Twitter, and threatens to block Twitter from its registration and legitimate uses of its own mark.
Given the widespread association in the UK between the metric system and the European Union, it's tempting to view the battle simply as an expression of hostility towards political integration.
While aggressive behavior was not associated with cortical surface area, we found widespread associations between aggressive behavior and decreased right hemisphere gyrification.
The most widespread associations between IDPs and disease are with cancers and neurodegenerative disorders23.
Coughlin argues that widespread associations with gay friends and family members were "a major factor" in the decision to eventually overturn the ban.
Balkwill says that the findings are "a good indication that these widespread associations between music and emotion cannot be dismissed as an artifact of exposure to the music of other cultures".
Little information is available on how culturally widespread associations between sex and substance use are or on whether such associations are consistent between different young communities.
