Sentence examples for a special connotation in from inspiring English sources

The term craze also has a special connotation in the financial world.

"LA PLACITA" — literally "the little plaza" or "the little square" in Spanish — has a special connotation for the curators of the exhibition by that name at the Islip Art Museum.

"For Americans, bluejeans have a special connotation because of their association with the Old West and rugged individualism," said Steven Bleicher, author of "Contemporary Color: Theory and Use".

Five numbers in particular have special connotations in business: The number 4 signifies death.

Note that many of these terms are common English words that nevertheless have special connotations in the context of SCP.

Jade occupies a special place in Chinese artistic culture, valued as gold is in the West but hallowed with even loftier moral connotations.

In pre-2011 Syria, the word "revolution" never had a positive connotation in my head.

Virtue has a metaphysical connotation in the Ethics.

Irrigation of green roofs and other urban green infrastructures often has a negative connotation in a water management context.

But "propaganda" has always a pejorative connotation in this country.

Does being a gay comedian carry a negative connotation in today's society?