Sentence examples for connotation are from inspiring English sources

(And connotation are that membership in the Committee involves no duties or privilegesaside from parting with $15...

The six episodes of The Club of Queer Trades (a title that, in this less innocent century of ours, would carry a rather ambiguous connotation) are not, strictly, detective stories, and they are certainly not mini-whodunnits.

From the heterogeneous definition and classifications, we can see that the core of ken lao is that adult children are highly dependent on their parents, but the boundary and connotation are very flexible.

Into this category of early dialogues (they are also sometimes called "Socratic" dialogues, possibly without any intended chronological connotation) are placed: Charmides, Crito, Euthydemus, Euthyphro, Gorgias, Hippias Major, Hippias Minor, Ion, Laches, Lysis, and Protagoras, (Some scholars hold that we can tell which of these come later during Plato's early period.

How much are you willing to pay; commit: sacrifice; pledge; leverage; or give up to participate with a select group that by definition or at least by connotation are exclusive....in other words membership.

The proper connotation is Joe Sixpack.

The connotation is both absurd and sort of touching.

"But the connotation is so different, it's beautiful," he said.

"The implicit connotation is that the present is a degraded version of the past".

Fortunately, our prudery has receded to the degree that this connotation is nearly discernible once again.

The connotation is of fairytales, but also of the wild child in the woods.