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Synonymous in sentence

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For starters, Simon Wincer's back, a man who's name is synonymous with high-quality TV westerns.
Someone should've told him that "poor" is not synonymous with dirty, nor ignorant, nor cliche.
Richard Attenborough is a director whose name is synonymous with the Academy Award winning 'Gandhi', back in '83.
Impactful film of four city slickers in crisis in Appalachia has become synonymous with rural depravity.
The title role is played by Sam Jaffe, well known in my era as Ben Casey's boss, Dr. Zorba, a name that became synonymous with big, out of control hair.
"Direct To DVD" typically is synonymous with cheap, incompetent film-making.
David Lynch is synonymous with shock value and weird for weirdness sake, and indeed these elements are not missing from The Straight Story.
They aren't like others who become synonymous with a certain series and then refuse to talk about it, or do possible reunions (A prime example is Susan Dey, "The Partridge Family").
The traditional Western is synonymous with wide open spaces, clearcut morality, inevitable storylines, the optimistic faith in a hero's ability to shape his own destiny, to escape his past.
The Lewis Twins are synonymous with Wales in the 90s, poverty stricken, joyriding drug addicts.
I had no idea "American International" was synonymous with a "B-Movie."
We all realise that Mr Lundgren and lousy movies are synonymous, and this certainly lives down to that reputation!
And Ralph Bellamy's hamhanded nice guy was so effective that his name became synonymous with that type of role.
The infamous 'Devil's Island ' today has become synonymous with a hellish place of unspeakable conditions.
Once I had raced Sonic through that synonymous ochre and brown chequered landscape for the first time, I was hooked.
Schweiger has come a long way since DER BEWEGTE MANN ("Maybe, Maybe Not"), and in the process has single-handedly brought German cinema back to the masses after a half century of domination by the high brow author directors (Herzog, Fassbinder, Wenders) who made German cinema synonymous with boredom, and inaccessibility with the masses.
Long before Tony Hawk reached the pinnacle of skateboarding prominence to become synonymous with the sport, there was Mark "Gator" Rogowski.
But though Bond has been synonymous with action for over forty years, the Bond movies have always been about more than that, namely... fun.
Should that sort of summary be synonymous with a Uwe Boll war film?
Teaching in this instance being synonymous with propaganda.
Machiavelli and Metternich are synonymous with the ruthless pursuit of interest verging on dishonesty.
It would not simply dump its national problems on its smaller neighbors, because it would recognize that their security is synonymous with its own.
In the United States, the word “liberal,” in the mouths of populist radio hosts and right-wing politicians, has become almost synonymous with “effete East Coast snob” or, worse, “New York intellectual.”
Still others consider hegemony to be synonymous with control of the most power resources.
Under Russia’s highly concentrated ownership structure, the Kremlin’s control of wealth is synonymous with political control.
That system lasted for more than a century, until the 1840s, when Whig became synonymous with Liberal, and Tory with Conservative.
The United States, for which international monetary reform is synonymous with diminution of the dollar’s global role, is lukewarm.
So wrote Mark Twain - a man whose work is almost synonymous with America itself.
Good People, Bad JudgmentsNEW YORK – Vidkun Quisling, Norway’s wartime fascist leader whose name has become synonymous with collaboration with evil, lived with his wife in a rather grandiose villa outside of Oslo.
The consulting firm McKinsey has christened Africa, long synonymous with economic failure, the land of “lions on the move.”
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