Sentence examples similar to connotations depend on from inspiring English sources
As discussed earlier, each category (hearing instruments being one example) can have positive, neutral, or negative connotations depending on respondents' perception.
"The truth of the matter," he said, "is that the word 'age' is something of a chameleon that has different connotations depending on the context".
In 2015, the meaning of 'underground' has different connotations depending on who you ask but we can all agree it doesn't mean Top 40 radio play or huge commercial success.
Unofficial payments have different forms and connotations depending on the context.
Hyperlactatemia, however, carries different connotations, depending on the individual's physiological condition.
The word existential has acquired different connotations depending on the discipline or other social context in which it is used.
It's used both with a negative and positive connotation depending on who's speaking.
It is important to note that each category can carry a positive, neutral, or negative connotation depending on the respondents' social representation.
Lamiani discusses that the paternalistic nature of the Italian health care system may explain why a theme may have a positive or negative connotation, depending on the cultural milieu [ 12].
Connotations between pauses and punctuation, as well as frequency and types of pauses vary between individuals and depend on speaking style of each person, speech quality, culture, experience and preparation for oral presentations.
