Sentence examples for by the connotation of from inspiring English sources
The meaning of a proposition its "import", as Mill says is determined by the connotation of its parts, the sole exception being given in the case of proper names, where the meaning is determined by the denotation.
It's such a well-known joke that a man with the last name "Crook" is running for Congress in part by comically subverting the connotation of his surname.
(P11) Several facets of dragon boating were talked about by participants signifying the connotation of 'all in the same boat'.
A proposition is necessarily true in the case of connotative names just in case that the connotation of the names is by convention the same, as in 'Bachelors are unmarried'.
The language of mental models and misconceptions have been gradually avoided by the education community due to the connotation of students being "stuck" in a particular way of thinking, the negative framing of students being wrong, or the connotation of a mental model being long-lasting and invariant.
"The connotation of Mercedes is, I think, engineering.
Inspired by the trend mentioned above, we proposed the notion of IMAS (An Integrated Manufacturing Application Server for BPR) and researched the connotation of it.
Based on comprehensive literature review, the connotation of healthy building was defined and 30 impact factors that affect healthy buildings were identified by bibliometric analysis and expert interview.
Contextual analysis of words could differ between the connotation of isolated words and the connotation conditional on the sentence.
