Sentence examples for connotation about from inspiring English sources

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

"I don't know why people have a negative connotation about us," said Heidi Schaeffer, an account executive at PMK/HBH.

And I like to dress up as a sailor whenever I go out, because there's this whole connotation about gay sailors.

"It has a certain connotation about it, but we need to be careful so that Africa does not squander these investment opportunities".

Every time you give other people something, they create a positive connotation about you in their mind.

Same cookie, negative perceptions Each of these people, except person F, has a negative connotation about the same exact food item.

People have all these connotations about pink being for a girl, or colours being girls' colours, which they're obviously not.

Although I understand the point he's trying to get across, it's phrased in too violating a way, such that it's throwing out a whole load of connotations about male sexual dominance".

The idea that a young woman is ripe for bedding before she can drive has connotations about that side of a romanticized rustic culture that, even for white people, is decidedly less appealing than the hearth-and-heart, God-and-guns milieu that the earlier Robertson defenders harkened to.

When asked about the name, Georgiades had this to say: "The name came from a play on a British word 'gazump' which originally had negative connotations about house sellers dealing with multiple offers at the very last minute.

- For you not to make up any weird sexual connotations about our "tractor ride" request.