Sentence examples for willing to associate from inspiring English sources

There is no longer impunity for those willing to associate themselves with it.

Mr. Yee said he had attracted criticism because he had not been willing to associate himself with "power brokers".

But now "liberal" is largely hurled as a term of abuse in US political debate, with few mainstream politicians willing to associate themselves with the label.

Peter Montgomery, a senior fellow at People for the American Way, a liberal group that monitors the religious right, says of these politicians, "Fischer has an audience they want, and they're willing to associate themselves with him to reach it".

He said Mr. Grimm, playing a corrupt stockbroker, came to the club with crowds of brokers willing to associate with mobsters and operate in the "gray areas" of the law.

Mr. Emerson, who attended Mrs. Clinton's news conference, said Republicans and Democrats were both willing to associate with groups that he considered sympathetic to terrorists or aligned with them.

Kudlow was one of very few economics professionals willing to publicly associate themselves with Trump's campaign — and some mainstream economists considered Kudlow a fringe figure, a showman.

Although members of Bin Baykancha Tamasha have come out as kothi to friends and pursue sexual relationships with other men, they are not willing to publicly associate with L.G.B.T causes.

Overall, Democrats get the lion's share of contributions from arts organizations, perhaps because they seem more willing to publicly associate themselves with the cause.

Once German troops withdrew, Chamberlain promised, "the way would be open to discussions" between Germany and Poland, and Britain was willing "to be associated" in these discussions.

The show fell victim to the bigotry of the times, however, and was canceled after one season; few sponsors were willing to be associated with a black entertainer.