Sentence examples for connotation with the from inspiring English sources

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

Example: The term "leveraged buyout" got a bad connotation with the discrediting of Michael Milken and the collapse of his company, Drexel Burnham, in 1990.

"What A Wonderful World" also has a connotation with the sixties and in some respects, maybe because of the movie Good Morning, Vietnam, the Vietnam War.

This connotation with the Book of Revelation's Number of the Beast was being used as a marketing ploy to hype a number of media releases at the time, most notably the remake of the horror film The Omen.

Interestingly, the government of Sudan requested that the chemical's name be changed so as to avoid a negative connotation with the country of Sudan, where last week a pregnant woman was put on trial for being gang-raped.

Establish the connotation with the negative thought.

And honestly, if you can get past the hygienic connotation with these, you can see, they're actually quite useful for creating.

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

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

Much music certainly conforms to this definition – yet I can't help taking issue with all the negative connotations with the word itself.

Refusing the name "curator", or even "selector" – a word, she thinks, that has sinister connotations with the Holocaust and other genocides, where selection can equal death – she describes herself instead as a drafter and researcher.