Sentence examples for about connotation from inspiring English sources

She considers herself a feminist, and believes the most common human rights violations are of women's rights, but uses the label "feminist" with reservation because she is concerned about connotation of misandry.

Let's forgot about the connotation of the name because there's nothing girly about this phone.

It's a fascinating testament to music's power to absorb just about any connotation imaginable.

"What we're talking about is connotation," Stockton said.

When they asked about the connotations of Tiananmen, he replied, "Feudalism".

They do not harbor any illusions about the connotations of the Bellevue name either.

Which doesn't stop the '60s tag cropping up in reviews, so how do they feel about the connotations?

If and when she dons an apron, it will be to keep her clothes clean, with no worthy fretting about the connotations.

I was therefore dismayed when my government outsourced such a major decision to the public, who, despite many turning into vocal political orators on the subject, know very little indeed about the connotations.

"You can't go into races thinking about the connotations of it.

However, the publisher has been concerned enough about the connotations of Hubbard's name to commission a survey and focus-group study involving 2,700 people.