Sentence examples for all connotations from inspiring English sources

I find it difficult, for example, to remove from the face veil all connotations of Saudi Arabian Salafism, with its long misogynist history.

It's all connotations and interpretations about this kind of issue.

The veil design motif brings all these connotations into play.

For all the connotations, however, it turns out that Magnum is not so large.

"I think partly because it has all these connotations of purity".

All the connotations of youth that Blair emphasised - energy, hope, thinking outside the box, blah - are politically nebulous.

The estuary was deemed "pristine," with all those connotations of purity, even though people have been working there in one way or another for 100 years.

"It's an endless game, with all the connotations you can take from that situation," said Dagoberto Rodríguez Sánchez, one-half of this collective from Havana.

In fact, nothing annoys him more than when Verizon is called a Bell company — with all the connotations of a heavily regulated, slow-moving behemoth.

Furthermore, Zapatista predictions had a certain sense of "prophecy" – with all the connotations that word has: in the sense of teaching and the sense of foretelling or anticipating.

This particular accusation [against Terry] – which, of course, is totally unproven – the FA board felt that going into a European Championship with all the connotations that are involved... was an overhanging issue that was not appropriate.