Be Associated In A Sentence

• Every room here will be associated with you.
• Might not bromine be associated in other formations?
• Is it really judicious for you to be associated any longer with her?
• And what an increased interest began to be associated with the satellites!
• Thus all nations will be associated in one great brotherhood.
• It's a privilege to be associated with a man like him.
• The other terrestrial animals would naturally be associated with the cattle.
• The uvula and part of the soft palate should be associated with the dark sound.
• In the latter capacity he naturally came to be associated with De Morgan.
• I don't want to be associated in her mind with anything so unpleasant.

• It was her fate to be associated with him in the hour and in the scene of his disgrace.
• Children born in this sign should be associated with persons who are quiet and restful.
• These defects are likely to be associated with colored flights which are undesirable.
• If he is interested in science, his delusions will be associated with that subject.
• Labour and toil may be associated with the highest thoughts and the purest tastes.
• I sensed his reluctance to be associated with a cause that seemed to be a losing one.
• It seemed to spring spontaneously at the sight of any thing with which it could be associated.
• It is not easy to see why religion should be associated with gloom and disheartening ugliness.
• Now, is there anything that can be associated with such teaching still to be found?
• That it is not incompatible with gout, but seems occasionally to be associated with it.
• The hard palate and part of the soft palate should be associated with the strident tone.
• Brass, copper, and other metals may be associated with iron in the formation of any works.
• I only trust that I may never again be associated with any of your hybrid practitioners.
• There are reasons why I dare not let my name be associated in any way with this affair.
• We shall even be associated with Him in the judgment which He executes over the world.
• Most of the species that occur in Coahuila seem to be associated with western North America.
• How the half-human apes of Central Africa came to be associated with Thoth we do not know.
• There is no necessity that all the light and comfort and retirement should be associated with liquor and licentiousness.
• A prominent criminal lawyer allowed his name to be associated with what rapidly grew to be an agitation.
• Great industries form distinct electoral bodies while medium and small industries will be associated.
• These defects are apt to be associated with colored flight feathers which is also a defect to be avoided.
• There is no reason in the nature of things why the word match-making should be associated only with the pursuit of the unmarried male.
• In time you would forget all about the sword and the cloak, since they can in no wise be associated with me.
• In the earliest post-conquest times the vill or township is found to be associated with an over-lord.
• They would exact vengeance swiftly and surely upon any man known to be associated with the revolution.
• The name of the apostle came to be associated with angular and frigid disquisitions which were rapidly losing their connexion with vital religion.
• From the first she deserved her name, and seemed destined to be associated with little else than success and triumph.
• The novelist is to be associated with the artist by virtue of her exquisite, simple, and wholesome peasant stories.
• How strange that such a building and such an idea should be associated with this most widely advertised of Greek tyrants!
• If a fool be associated with a wise man even all his life, he will perceive the truth as little as a spoon perceives the taste of soup.

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