Sentence examples for wishes to associate from inspiring English sources

Thus Cresswell wishes to associate with a sentence (or more accurately, a 'that' clause) some semantic value that is more fine grained than a set of worlds, so that attitude verbs may (sometimes) distinguish between sentences that are true in exactly the same worlds.

For example, a featureprop table can be populated with a single line of code which passes the feature ID or feature name, the CV term and properties one wishes to associate.

Why does he wish to associate with people who do not wish to acknowledge their association with him?

Other honorable Americans will wish to associate themselves with both parts of that judgment: Reprehensible.

They even had a manifesto promoting "the purity, freshness, simplicity and ethics we wish to associate with our region".

As Speaker I wish to associate myself with the remarks of both the prime minister and the leader of the Opposition and indeed with the Greens.

At this time, I do not wish to associate with her but we have friends in common which presents a bit of a problem regarding get togethers.

Politicians will no doubt wish to associate themselves with her image and bask in her fading effulgence, while ordinary Australians will very probably receive the heroine of Burma's democracy movement with open arms.

Even Trump, who has frequently expressed a desire for closer relations with Putin, may not have wished to associate himself with Russia at the moment, given the controversy surrounding his campaign's alleged links to the Kremlin.

They added: "If this is the type of man that BT Sport wish to associate themselves with then not only Rangers fans, but fans of all clubs, have the option of voting with their subscriptions".

"We are proud to have her as a colleague". Professor Stanford Anderson, head of architecture, said, "Our department had long wished to associate environmentally sound landscape concerns directly with architectural design--not as a separate discipline.