Sentence examples for connotations and from inspiring English sources

Well, take away the connotations and agitation is what we do, but we're not outsiders.

He has looked beyond the negative connotations and he doesn't see it as a colonialist enterprise.

We enjoy the play between these strong connotations and our love of transforming simple everyday materials.

Now to the deliciously complex geopolitical connotations and semantic shadings of the word.

The mountain range has unfortunate theme park connotations, and the design seems overpacked with unformed ideas.

Being for centuries the favoured instrument of the elite class, the qin is rich with literary connotations and with symbolism.

'Valedictorian' is an antiquated title, and I think it has more negative connotations and effects than positive ones".

It has become a label tarnished with negative connotations and "labels, whatever they are, are not cool," she says.

This results in a "counterpoint" of connotations and of emotions as well as in a musical counterpoint.

In eastern Europe, the term "gentrification" still carries regenerative connotations, and can be a force for relative good.

"They will be very straightforward, appropriate for the time -- less about the social connotations and more about the charity".