Sentence examples for a name that connotes from inspiring English sources

Though saddled with a name that connotes bad wine (Valpolicella actually means "valley of many cellars"), winemakers in the region have been working to change all that.

"And BellSouth has a name that connotes trust, which is crucial as the world becomes more connected in general" he said.

("San" is a respectful addition to a name that connotes familiarity and friendship; Ryoko suggests that I use the term; I am Michael John-san to her).

Solara is a serious name that connotes strong character.

Ms. Margolin said she had seen the character as an ideal dramatic device, a name that would instantly connote moral authority.

Peter Sealey, a former chief marketing officer at the Coca-Cola Company, said Microsoft should have picked a name that more directly connotes search.

"His motive was to update the name from something that connotes a bar or rest area to an accurate reflection of what the area truly is -- i.e., a center that provides services for all employees".

The results are tough but relatable, a style that connotes insiderdom while excluding no one.

Rotella's clients call him Doc, a nickname that connotes affection and respect.

The Swedes have a term that connotes many of the qualities of such an economy.

Is there a universal symbol that connotes danger?