Sentence examples for connotation with from inspiring English sources

7) And beyond that, Teddy Roosevelt does have a certain connotation with the military, huh?

"I think that landfills carry a negative connotation with them," Mr. McCain said.

The pressure is on Lewis to remove the 'one and done' label that is becoming an annoying connotation with his team.

The committee worked to achieve a balance between archaic and modern forms of expression and also replaced phrases that have a religious connotation with more ecumenical expressions.

When the team added instruments to make detailed measurements of Bennu before grabbing the sample, Dr. Lauretta tacked Rex (Regolith Explorer) on to the name, because of the connotation with Tyrannosaurus rex and dinosaurs.

This negative connotation with the word "government" is not new [23].

"It also has negative connotations with financial distress".

"There's been some negative connotations with the jailbreak community," he said.

These often have connotations with specific training schemes offered by large employers.

Tata Motors is to rename its new Zica car to avoid connotations with the ongoing Zika virus outbreak.

The editor of our environment website explains: "The former has nasty connotations with Holocaust denial and tends to polarise debate.