To Associate In A Sentence

• No one seems to associate with him.
• Too nice to associate with that grampus.
• It is customary to associate it with other purgatives.
• I had not a civilized soul with whom to associate.
• You are fit to associate as an equal with anyone.
• Their right to associate with other people is infringed.
• Individual action is opposed to associate action.
• Now is the time to associate together in love and harmony.
• I will not allow you to associate with Ida.
• Am I the first to associate with speculators?
• We must in the first place, learn to associate with Christ.
• Who was she to associate with a dog like William Thayer?
• I have no more desire to associate with you than you have with me.
• There were few boys in the village he cared to associate with now.
• How solicitous should she be to associate with the purest men!
• There was nobody for 'em to associate with.
• The girls consider it an honor for themselves to associate with him.
• By this we mean that they are naturally disposed to associate with each other.
• And he feels too high and mighty to associate with the other servants.
• Gradually the female and the male begin to associate in pairs.
• You are quite fit to associate with me for the rest of the day.
• The right of individuals to associate for all honorable purposes.
• The kind of woman he cared to associate with would avoid him.
• After all, it was rather pleasant to associate with sophistication.
• She had begun to associate that look of his with protest rather than surprise.
• We are accustomed to associate an event with a certain melodramatic quality.
• A saleswoman or cashier or teacher is ashamed to associate with servants.
• It is a still more terrible thing to associate stupidity with honesty.
• She refuses to associate with us and has one side of the room to herself.
• I couldn't afford to associate with sheriffs.
• Yet it may be wrong to associate the origin of phallic worship with obscenity.
• It is true that many brave attempts have been made to associate the two.
• I said, trying to associate the two with a country and a date.
• He told them not to lie, because good men do not care to associate with liars.

• No monarch is mighty enough to compel me to associate with those who will hinder my progress.
• It is one of the necessities of the mind to associate forms with intellectual capacities.
• To what purpose had he stooped to associate so constantly with one so much beneath him?
• It was as impossible to associate the two as to associate a fine dog with treachery.
• To associate a golden fortune with those two shabby and cadaverous birds of prey was too much.
• How low he must have fallen, since the common informers disdained to associate with him!

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