Associating

Despite his “big” audience, Turbo Tax has no interest in associating their name with his program. ❋ Unknown (2010)

Would they then be justified in associating the crimes they have seen with the population as a whole? ❋ Unknown (2009)

Suddenly my idea for "The Psychological Reprimands of Sesame Street: An examination of deficiency in associating counting with the Count" thesis, doesn't seem so preposterous. ❋ Unknown (2009)

It could be a sign of the success that propagandists had in associating Wagner with the Nazis in World War II — and, in turn, disassociating it from the actual operas. ❋ Matthew Guerrieri (2008)

While many Americans somewhat naively persisted in associating China with willowware, tea advertisements, and the Arabian Nights, others now held the far more disturbing view that China deserved to be mocked and ridiculed for its perceived backwardness. ❋ Unknown (2005)

In what other ways are these seemingly disparate events linked, and what do you think the author's point might be in associating them as he does? ❋ Unknown (2005)

García clearly saw an advantage in associating himself with the surviving bearer of a name that still commanded much respect in Indian country. ❋ Unknown (2001)

I am amazed at my courage in associating on terms of equality with General Mitchell, because, in those days I trembled at his glance. ❋ Unknown (1933)

If the child has not succeeded in associating the name with the object, the only way in which to succeed would be to repeat both the action of the sense stimuli and the name; in other words, to repeat the lesson. ❋ Anne E. Montessori George (1912)

There is less danger in associating with open worldlings than with carnal professors. ❋ Unknown (1871)

Observe Paul's tact in associating with Philemon those associated by kindred or ❋ Unknown (1871)

The writers of telegrams, and the foreign correspondents of newspapers, have gone on so long translating _demander_ by “to demand,” without a suspicion that it means only to ask, that (the context generally showing that nothing else is meant) English readers are gradually associating the English word demand with simple asking, thus leaving the language without a term to express a demand in its proper sense. ❋ John Stuart Mill (1839)

These thoughts were too agitating for observation; his eyes moistened with sadness in associating to his disappointment that of her revered and exemplary parents, and he retreated from her sight till the moment of landing; when with sudden desperation, melancholy yet determined, he told himself he would no longer be withheld from fulfilling his purpose. ❋ Unknown (1796)

In one of the most thorough examinations of the subject, Harvard researchers interviewed 3,000 executives over six years, and they found that the No. 1 skill that separated innovators from noncreative professionals was "associating" -- having an ability to successfully connect seemingly unrelated questions, problems or ideas from different fields. ❋ Carmine Gallo (2010)

In the progress of an individual pursuit, what philosophers call the associating or suggesting idea is ever busied, and in its beautiful effects genius is most deeply concerned; for besides those trains of thought the great artist falls into during his actual composition, a distinct habit accompanies real genius through life in the activity of his associating idea, when not at his work; it is at all times pressing and conducting his spontaneous thoughts, and every object which suggests them, however apparently trivial or unconnected towards itself, making what it wills its own, while instinctively it seems inattentive to whatever has no tendency to its own purposes. ❋ Isaac Disraeli (1807)

"Is [Tom] your friend?" "[Oh no], he's an associate we only see each other at [parties]." ❋ Cliffordd (2014)

I can't believe that the largest company in the world still calls their $7 slaves "[associates]"... like they have [something to do] with [the company's] management... ❋ El_realisator (2007)

I don't want a [relationship] right now, I just [want to fuck] with my [associates]. ❋ The Gr8 One (2008)

"Who set fire to that [effigy] of Sean [Gregan] at Preston on the terraces?" "That'll be the Associates again". Greeeeeeeeeeeeeegan You fucking [cuntbag]! ❋ Fin (2004)

If an Irish man does something like stealing cars for an [Italian mob], [the Irishman] is considered an [associate] ❋ Stevie600 (2009)

That [buttplug] has the [title] "associate, comercial [operations]". ❋ Gordon D (2007)

She [said] they were just [associates] but we all [knew]. ❋ Ab21 (2015)

When our association moves from me to we, [mutual] [prosperity] and partnerships become [priceless]. ❋ BetterResponse (2018)

[Did you] [manage] to get an associate? ❋ The Return Of Light Joker (2011)

those associates had no muhfuckin [titties], [yo]. ❋ Betchpleez (2011)