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Example sentences for "associative"

Lexicographically close words:
associating; association; associational; associationist; associations; associats; assoil; assoiled; assonance; assonances
  1. Industry was carried on under a system of enterprise at once public and private, associative and individual.

  2. They were the result of the great associative movement, which, working by turns on political and economic lines, first gave birth to the communes, and so created a social environment in which they could live and develop.

  3. Where the dream is concerned with uninteresting and unimportant conceptions, analysis reveals the numerous associative paths which connect the trivial with the momentous in the psychical estimation of the individual.

  4. The great danger of large associative bodies is the usurpation of power over individual rights; but he claimed to protect the individual and to secure his rights through the associative action for which he plead.

  5. The fact is, we are not the most sociable, but the most associative race; and the establishment of clubs is a proof of it.

  6. On this account they furnish by themselves no associations, no true perceptions, no memory images, but merely sensations, and these often as mixed sensations, which are vague and capable of being associated only with associative senses.

  7. Together with the perceptive and associative powers, the power of drawing simple, instinctive inferences from analogy is also apparent.

  8. For this reason, too, the visual sensations are preëminently associative or relational in space, to use Spencer’s expression.

  9. By better training its associative powers in the blind may be intensified.

  10. Greater precision must be conferred upon this conception by showing specifically in what ways, and by what associative mechanisms, the persevering and unadjusted stimuli evoke the dream-images.

  11. The "associative reaction" time is longer still.

  12. Associative recall, with blending of the recalled material, and with entire absence of criticism, describes the process of dreaming.

  13. Free Association Mental processes that depend on recall are called "associative processes", since they make use of associations or linkages previously formed.

  14. Reading words, adding numbers, and a large share of simple mental performances, are essentially associative reactions.

  15. It is this distinction which marks off thought as activity from any psychical event and from the associative mechanism as receptive happenings.

  16. By the associative mechanism, however, both the coherent and the merely coincident combinations recur.

  17. The associative mechanism of revival plays a part.

  18. Is there accordingly no individuality, and no society, no associative assemblage, except in the fleeting world of phenomena, dated and placed?

  19. Thus the critical analysis must give a logical presentation of the apperceptive and associative processes of revival.

  20. Psychologically regarded, it is merely the most general expression of an expectation, conditioned through associative reproduction, of uniform sequence.

  21. This institution of property and its numerous auxiliaries must be abrogated in associative life, or it will be little better than isolated life.

  22. Their prospects, however, are now bright, and with patient industry and internal harmony they must soon transform their magnificent domain into a most attractive home for the associative household.

  23. The index has the names of sixty-nine Associative experiments, beginning with Brook Farm and ending with the Shakers.

  24. Still we have established a center of influence here for the associative movement, which we shall spare no effort to sustain.

  25. The strife to maintain these several views was long and vigorous; and it would scarcely be an exaggeration to say that our days were spent in labor and our nights in legislation, for the first five years of our associative life.

  26. As you justly remark in your comments on Mr. Hine's letter, 'the writers of letters from these associative experiments are too apt to blend what they desire or hope to see, with what they actually do see.

  27. We are also convinced that we can not advance one step toward associative unity, while in a state of anarchy and confusion, and that such a state of things must be avoided.

  28. Belding and others, until the associative buildings could be constructed--which in fact was never done.

  29. Our society will soon evince symptoms of two conditions of Associative life, viz.

  30. Seek ye first the Kingdom of God and his righteousness'--the harmony of the passions in associative unity.

  31. A careful analysis reveals the fact that not one of these items was beyond the reach of the processes of associative reasoning which Professor Hilprecht daily employs.

  32. This distinction marks off thought as activity from any psychical event and from the associative mechanism as mere happenings.

  33. As the acidity increases associative memory is lost, and the patient is said to be unconscious: the centers governing the voluntary muscles are not inhibited, however, and cutting the skin causes movements.

  34. The presence of that element produces in the individual an associative recall of the adaptation of his species--that is, the brain pattern developed by his phylogeny becomes energized to make a specific response.

  35. The eighteenth century having been an age of individuative, the nineteenth necessarily became an age of associative or coinonomic development.

  36. For I believe that mere pleasure and pain have less associative power than duty performed or omitted, and that the great use of the associative faculty is not to add beauty to material things, but to add force to the conscience.

  37. The due function of Associative Imagination with respect to nature.

  38. But it is evident that the full exercise of this noble function of the associative faculty is inconsistent with absolute and incontrovertible conclusions on subjects of theoretic preference.

  39. In order to render our inquiry as easy as possible, we shall consider the dealing of the associative imagination with the simplest possible matter, that is,--with conceptions of material things.

  40. The due function of Associative imagination with respect to nature.

  41. When the relations to be observed are absolutely necessary, and highly complicated, the mind cannot grasp them, and the result is a total deprivation of all power of imagination associative in such matter.

  42. The final tests, therefore, of the work of associative imagination are its intense simplicity, its perfect harmony, and its absolute truth.

  43. They learn the method of manipulating numbers by seeing them employed, and by more or less blindly acquiring them as associative habits.

  44. Successful responses to novel data, associations by similarity and purposive behavior are in only apparent opposition to the fundamental laws of associative learning.

  45. The interference which it occasions then follows some sound influences or associative relationship, and may be considered as a distraction of attention from the intended speech.

  46. But neither this disturbance of attention nor the associative tendency which has been activated, strikes the essence of the process.

  47. It is a supplement to the associative technique, and furnishes the latter merely with transplanted, usable results.

  48. Interpretation based on a knowledge of symbols is not a technique that can replace the associative technique, or even compare with it.

  49. Here also there is no lack of an associative connection between the interfering and the interfered with, yet it is not given in the content, but artificially restored, often by means of forced connecting links.

  50. They can be carried as far as associative suggestion will allow, but not a step further.

  51. A further misunderstanding is apt to be caused by Kant's statement that associative affinity rests upon objective affinity.

  52. As to whether Kant is justified in maintaining that the distinction between animal and human consciousness coincides with the distinction between associative and logical or reflective thinking, I am not concerned to maintain.

  53. This is what Kant entitles their objective affinity; it is what conditions and makes possible their associative or empirical connection.

  54. Animals may seem to do so owing to the influence of associated ideas, but are, as it would appear, debarred from crossing the boundary line which so sharply distinguishes associative suggestion from reflective knowledge.

  55. However complicated the associative organisation of their ideas may be, it never rises to the higher level of logical judgment.

  56. Can a certain number of souls be found who are actuated by the instinct of the Holy Spirit, the genius of grace, to form an associative effort in the special work of the present time?

  57. The other is to make these conditions as harmonic as possible by giving the men" (workmen) "an associative interest in the accumulations of our associative labor.

  58. If there be such a work, and an associative effort be necessary, will not the Holy Spirit produce in souls, certain ones at least, such a vocation?

  59. All the isms concur in promising closer and more associative relations, in establishing at least a qualified community of property, and in insuring the weak and unfortunate the necessaries and comforts of life.

  60. But man's nature is social, not selfish, and he longs and yearns to return to parental, fraternal and associative relations.


  61. The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "associative" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
    Other words:
    appertaining; combining; comparable; comparative; congenial; correlative; merging; pertaining; pertinent; proportional; proportionate; referable; relative; sympathetic; uniting