Sentence examples for clearly connotes from inspiring English sources

The mustache is a hairy and mysterious creature, far more enigmatic than its older sibling, the beard, which clearly connotes distress (mourning, finding religion, being marooned on a desert island).

F11 expressed huge enthusiasm about viewing X-rays of her spine, but added, "'I'm not saying I'd want to look at my own tummy, you know, but to look at an X-ray is brilliant"—X-ray clearly connoting 'bones' to her.

One painted pig is clearly an Indian and the other an African American so which pig connotes racism?

Think about the Season 3 scene in which Betty discovered Don's secret and confronted him in their kitchen in Ossining: I can clearly recall how Don's shoulders slumped in a way that connoted terror, defeat and relief all at once.

In any event, by extension, xuan gains a richer meaning connoting what is "hidden and far," i.e., that which cannot be perceived clearly and thus escapes understanding.

Bog, meaning "riches," connotes grain.

That connotes a rebuilding mode.

It connotes dignity and honor.

Clearly no one seems to have briefed Cameron on this "fourth wave", and he's still possibly terrified of the term, believing it to connote man-hating harpiedom, in a way that many women no longer are.

"The word connotes mobility and freedom".

The main thing is that connotes losing".