Sentence examples for connotation of this from inspiring English sources

(The sentence was revised after Harvard's medical dean wrote that "the connotation of this statement is unfortunate").

In a statement, Fox said in highlighting the villainy of Apocalypse, "we didn't immediately realise the upsetting connotation of this image in print form".

20th Century Fox responded to criticism of the X-Men poster in a statement, saying: "We didn't immediately realise the upsetting connotation of this image in print form".

In the "Plan of Early Intervention Service for Children with Developmental Delay" promulgated by Ministry of the Interior, "Screening and detection", "Report and Referral", "Team evaluation" and "Intervention Service" are defined as the main connotation of this service.

The same phenomenon seemed to happen with item MS1; during adaptation, the word "excitement" was replaced by a few synonyms in Brazilian Portuguese because the literal translation would bring confusion to test-takers due to the sexual connotation of this term in Brazil.

For what is also shocking is the political connotation of this money.

This connotation of the word 'convention' has led to many misrepresentations of Poincaré's views.

Does chemistry govern biology or it is the other way around - that is a broad connotation of the question that this study attempted to answer.

But public officials have failed to reckon with the political connotations of this design vocabulary.

The racial connotations of this one, archaic though they may be, aren't really doing anyone any favors, re: fostering a more progressive society".

This weekend it emerged that the negative connotations of this scene from the 1976 horror film The Omen have overshadowed Guildford cathedral, where it is set, for 30 years.