Sentence examples for connotation as well from inspiring English sources

Some singular names do have connotation as well as denotation, for example 'the author of Waverley'.

Starting from cultural roots, the paper fully explores traditional Chinese culture and clearly defines the definition, connotation as well as features of Chinese cultural tradition.

They most commonly occur in the final syllable of nouns with diminutive suffixes or words with a diminutive connotation, as well as in the suffix (y)aanh ([- j)ãː]) 'first person (Conjunct) Animate Intransitive'.

A potential practical application of the described semantic map consists of specifying the connotation as well as the general meaning (denotation) of words.

The debate has socioeconomic connotations as well, she said.

The word still brings to mind Anne Rice à la Renaissance Faire, moody bodice-ripper connotations, as well as ruffled shirts, tarot cards and sad girls who wistfully change their names to Pandora and Esmeralda (a tendency finally ridiculed to death in the "Saturday Night Live" sketch Goth Talk, with its teenage hosts, Azrael Abyss, "Prince of Sorrows," and his friend, Circe Nightshade).

But the term undeniably has moral connotations as well.

Face includes complicated connotations as well as a variety of meanings.

An assertion of plausibility within the context of an inquiry typically has pragmatic connotations as well: to say that a hypothesis is plausible suggests that we have some reason to investigate it further.

Creativity and beauty appeal to the psychological dimension of the consumers and are the key to design products that exhibit the added value of cultural connotations as well as satisfy the physiological needs.

It is clear from the contextualisation of the elements in the iconography that the illuminator had access to artists' models that were in circulation in the 15th century, and was aware of the connotations as well as the forms of motifs adapted from contemporary Christian visual cultures [45, 46].