Sentence examples for It connotes from inspiring English sources

It connotes dignity and honor.

It connotes something that's topsy-turvy or absurdly mixed up.

It connotes something deposited for safekeeping, like currency in a safe-deposit box.

It connotes modern mainstream jazz more than Mr. Zenón's others, and yet it's harder to define.

It connotes "ease and breeze and being contemporary and having something others did not".

"It connotes summer, the outdoors, the pleasure of sharing with friends.

It connotes balance, order, and thus, to some, a type of divine principle.

It connotes reserve and distance, which makes the intimate content stand out all the more.

"It connotes the 20's and you have, like, a pencil stuck in your bun.

"It connotes a tradition and a level of professionalism that just doesn't exist in this country.

It connotes something quite different than if you said, "fabulous people doing fabulous things in fabulous places".