Sentence examples for connotations are not from inspiring English sources

The political connotations are not difficult to detect here.

Music and art, particularly with religious connotations, are not normally embraced by Quakers.

Taking in 500 years of fashion, and featuring over 40 designers, it brings together garments that were, and are, considered "vulgar", but the connotations are not necessarily negative.

One highly talented female manager was privately described by her peers as dressing like a "school marm" while others said a hard-charging manager came off like a "used car salesman". The connotations aren't flattering nor are they insignificant.

"Connotations" is not often played, but in the incisive performance here, it sounded spiky and fascinating.

ROBERT De Niro's much-anticipated new boutique hotel, the Greenwich in Tribeca, opened to the world on April Fools' Day and a couple of minor PR gaffes ensured the day's connotations were not forgotten.

The six episodes of The Club of Queer Trades (a title that, in this less innocent century of ours, would carry a rather ambiguous connotation) are not, strictly, detective stories, and they are certainly not mini-whodunnits.

March, originally, musical form having an even metre (in 2/4 or 4/4) with strongly accented first beats to facilitate military marching; many later examples, while retaining the military connotation, were not intended for actual marching.

At Martyn R Cox estate agents in Witney, Andy Wright says the connotation was not affecting the sale of a house on another Isis Close, in the village of Long Hanborough.

Indoctrination, which often carries a negative connotation, is not without an important place in character education, or so I shall argue.

We saw many similarities between Pielke's description of the Issue advocate and ours but noted that the connotation was not exactly the same.