Sentence examples for any negative connotation from inspiring English sources

"I don't have any negative connotation about the Soviet Union and Russian society.

Thus, it simply means "racial mixing"; any negative connotation is extraneous to its etymology.

There is hardly any negative connotation for Asians, his research showed.

At one point in the development process, G.M. even considered dropping the Malibu name in favor of something new that might avoid any negative connotation for consumers.

It doesn't need to have any negative connotations.

"They lift you up as a human, you could never draw any negative connotations from them.

Page 22 2 Kids + 0 Husbands = Family PAGE 30 Travel I CAME TO THE BAHAMAS For the Waters When discussing the Out Islands of the Bahamas, the phrase "get lost" loses any negative connotations.

Perhaps to play down any negative connotations of being landlocked, the glossy color brochure of the Mongolia Ship Registry shows Mongolia surrounded on three sides by a light blue blob that, on closer inspection, turns out to be China.

Uniqlo's lack of baggage or affiliation to a specific demographic is an advantage when it comes to broad appeal, and to attracting interesting collaborators because it doesn't have to work against any negative connotations.

Either way, by giving the impression that they weren't involved in all of the adverts, they are free from any negative connotations associated with some of the dodgier releases.

Accordingly, the Jacobins applied the term to their own actions and policies quite unabashedly, without any negative connotations.