Sentence examples similar to a connotes from inspiring English sources

A "crowd" connotes a large group of people congregated together for no specified reason.

A "face workout" connotes a sort of virtuous striving that a syringe to the cheekbone does not.

"Only" is a word that connotes a lack, and yes, there is a certain lack with an only child.

A live fish in a bowl connotes fertility or abundance.

A fortiori, 'exist' used as a predicate connotes no property not contained in the subject.

But Whewell often used these terms in a way which connotes a conclusion which is simply not conclusively confirmed.

"Risk" has a rather broad connotation, but "gambling" connotes a game of chance, such as coin-flipping or card playing.

A smiley face connotes an important person.

In the singular, it still does: a guy thing connotes an activity understandable only to the male.

A general name connotes an attribute and denotes all individuals which have that attribute.

A week connotes good turnover and fresh inventory.