Sentence examples for connotation needs from inspiring English sources

After all, "feminine" is not a synonym for "heterosexual," and this connotation needs to be broken down and reviewed.

If the alma mater currently carries no toxic connotations, you need not eschew it.

A public demonstration of the connotation of special needs with segregation went viral a few years ago.

"The very term 'fracking' has a negative connotation...The industry needs to identify negatively charged words and replace them with positive language," reads a February 2011 Gregory FCA blog post.

The situation, she said, "has a serious political connotation that we need to take into account".

Gregory Herek thus considers homophobia as a word bearing negative connotation and there is need to advance a new vocabulary and scholarship in this area.

Another related word, advertising, has mainly commercial connotations, though it need not be restricted to this; political candidates, party programs, and positions on political issues may be "packaged" and "marketed" by advertising firms.

Royalty needs these modern connotations and its female stars, but it is in fact a deeply old-fashioned patriarchal institution, positively medieval in the case of Monaco.

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

Either I am attaching a negative connotation to the comment and need to drop it.

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.