Sentence examples for connotation that it is from inspiring English sources

Lam uses the term "martialgym" to help avoid the connotation that it is a female-only sport, he said.

People talk about alternative career paths, but too often with the connotation that it's for people who didn't make the cut.

The hard fork has gotten the connotation that it's this horrible, awful thing that could ever happen.

The GSIII lacks a stylus, tablet-ish flappy cover and, most important, the negative connotation that it's too big.

The word canonical is so loaded with religious connotations that it is difficult to separate the relatively neutral first meaning of the term from the loaded second meaning.

"I'd be very concerned that there is a negative connotation that says it's a parent's fault that they are amplifying ADHD symptoms," she says.

Some have argued that the removal was "an understandable, if clunky, reaction to a symbol that has specific connotations", others that it's "an ultra-rare case of political correctness actually genuinely gone mad".

Much has been written about the negative connotations of consumer culture — that it's defined by shallowness and acquisitiveness and is not a dependable road to happiness and satisfaction.

We always see the negative connotation of germs and bacteria that it's bad and it's going to get you sick.

The American connotation that it has is nice too, although that's not the main reason why I chose it.

The term MMA has a negative connotation in Asia, in the sense that it's all about bloodsport, profanity, people who throw stuff at press conferences.