Sentence examples for and connotation from inspiring English sources

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In the presented study, a concept and connotation of product maintainability combined with actual demand is proposed.

They were there to lend precise daubs of color and connotation to songs that dreamed their way across a panorama of American music.

Still other blacks wanted to embrace a more Afrocentric way of life but were bothered by the holiday's militant beginnings and connotation.

As for a business name, he recently downloaded and read through a list of every municipality in the country hoping to hit upon the right sound and connotation.

Back in town, at the Bill Viola show, the clothes in the video Purification are imbued with unbearable memory and connotation.

Their varied meanings and connotations are encountered in everyday language.

It's a typically majestic but uncharacteristically summery album, with jolts of percussive energy and connotations of sunlight and air.

A medical word like "analgesia," with its clinical sound and connotations, has a distancing effect; it chills the tone.

As is typical, these synonyms cover the same general semantic territory, but have nuanced differences in their meanings and connotations.

The jacket's style (and connotations of being a loner) meant it was a natural fit for Brokeback Mountain.