Sentence examples for connotation through from inspiring English sources
Based on the observation that our sentences all started with "neutral" words (He has/She has), we can conclude that preferential processing does not only occur for emotional content words, but can also be applied to words that carry no specific emotional meaning but that receive their emotional connotation through the tone of voice that they are uttered in.
Finally, it reveals a conceptual array of contemporary connotations through an analysis of 134 definitions of the term found in academic articles written about cybersecurity from 1990 to 2017.
This may make sense for Canada or Australia, whose historical majority culture was an ancestral Britishness that had strongly racial connotations, excluding through their immigration and citizenship policies all Asians or Africans well into the 1960s, and even longer in Australia.
But chuan also has the connotation of spreading through a process of conduction.
His use was primarily descriptive, but through his work it has taken on the connotation of a structure made through modification of existing anatomical parts: "Orchids exhibit an almost endless diversity of beautiful adaptations.
The act and idea of quitting usually carries a negative connotation, and that's generally reinforced through the channels of our hero culture.
The connotation of the word has gone through some eras and gene pools and power trippers that made it seem so heavy.
But it's precisely this connotation that artist Romily Alice seeks to reclaim through her practice as a neon light artist.
One inviting approach circulates around vocal image work exploring the connotation of words in order "to vibrate your experience through the resonance of the vowels" (223).
Still, for Miss Baldeck, the bill was rushed through too quickly, and its concept of "sexual connotation" remains too vague.
