Sentence examples for about what the connotations from inspiring English sources

Niall explained, "We tried to do as much prep work as possible, in terms of recording content but this was the first time we both went away individually and thought about what the connotations of the building were and its heritage.

No matter what the field, the connotation is that of the temperament of stardom or the arrogance of celebrity.

In our current politically divisive environment, anything with the word 'political' in it already has a bad connotation; and it really isn't about what is the correct or incorrect thing to say.

As Nicki Minaj points out in the above video, shot before the world was up in arms about what to do about the word bossy, "There's no negative connotation behind 'bossed up', but lots of negative connotation behind being a 'bitch'".

Although Ms. Gordimer was immensely gratified to receive the Nobel, its valedictory connotations led her to worry about what it said to the world about her future.

(In China, the phone costs about one-sixth of what the average private-sector worker makes per year). In fact, choosing thinness as the ideal body type has some economic connotations.

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

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

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

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

"We spoke on and learned about homosexuality and the connotations and everything that go along with it.