Sentence examples for connotation associated with from inspiring English sources

To informed students of communism, the term propaganda has yet another connotation, associated with the term agitation.

A white friend expressed discomfort appropriating a phrase with the racial connotation associated with the word "yo," although "yo," which has been in use since the Middle Ages across many languages, seems to have transcended race.

He replied in an e-mail message that the customers would actually receive the full amount of $666.67 a month and that Hyundai advertised $650 only because of the negative connotation associated with the number 666.

To mitigate the issue, we have renamed the effect to exclude any positive connotation associated with it.

These reports are often referred to as "incidents" or "qualitative reports" rather than "anecdotes", in order to avoid the negative connotation associated with the anecdotal method of Darwin's contemporaries.

The Meatpacking District is notorious for having high priced rental units to keep up with the trendy connotation associated with this 'hood.

But last season the negative connotations associated with those factors were squashed.

And we should avoid ascribing to it the negative connotations associated with "instant gratification".

The essence of that joy is too often missed because of the negative connotations associated with what is called "the ageing society".

Many auctioneers chafe at the negative connotations associated with real estate auctions, noting that auctions have been used successfully in sales of healthy properties as well.

Moreover, for some observers, the term "Balkans" is freighted with negative connotations associated with the region's history of ethnic divisiveness and political upheaval.