Sentence examples for would have associated with from inspiring English sources
A son of a wealthy family from Nice, Mr. Pellat-Finet was probably the last person one would have associated with any sort of counterculture.
Oddly, though, it was a tender, more wistful account of the fable, neither of those adjectives you would have associated with Charlie Brooker even a few years ago.
Another chap, not someone I would have associated with excessive emotional outpourings, has been proclaiming undying love for the woman in his life in the sort of prose that makes me think he too has been abducted by aliens.
Visited on Monday at his home here, which he and his wife, Tomoko, maintain as their principal residence, Mr. Masur seemed hardier than he had when visited in November in London, though still a bit fragile — a description that no one would have associated with this imposing figure a decade ago — and with a marked tremor in his hands.
The problem of packaging old wine in new bottles--ideas that anyone would have associated with group selection in the 1960's, but without using the G-word--pervades the modern literature, as I will show in future blogs.
Those blinds are used to chilling effect in Michael, a movie I would have associated with director Michael Haneke even before I discovered that first-time director Markus Schleinzer had done the casting on many of Haneke's films for years.
Until the creation of Oprah's Book Club, few would have associated literature with daytime television.
Few would have associated him with Monteverdi, but the Paris Opera did, casting him as the wicked emperor Nero in a deliberately grand-operatic "Incoronazione di Poppea".
There are people in my life that I would never have associated with.
Corbyn rebutted these criticisms, dismissing as "ludicrous and wrong" any suggestions he would knowingly have associated with such people.
However, Corbyn said Eisen certainly did not hold those antisemitic views publicly at the time and he would never have associated with the group if he had known.
