Sentence examples for connotation being from inspiring English sources

Now we are in the midst of a historical change in connotation: Being fat no longer means that you are prosperous, but rather that you don't have the time, money or wherewithal to keep yourself in shape.

The connotation being: Is she available for sex? "My guard was up," Azadi recalled.

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.

A police source told the Nouvel Obs: "No words of a religious connotation were uttered".

Thus, it simply means "racial mixing"; any negative connotation is extraneous to its etymology.

"Now, ballot security has sometimes had a negative connotation, is that fair to say?" Mr. Castello asked.