Sentence examples for connotations for children from inspiring English sources

The list also includes names that would be unremarkable, such as Hermione and James Bond, were they not deemed to have uncomfortable connotations for children.

In the "Plan of Early Intervention Service for Children with Developmental Delay" promulgated by Ministry of the Interior, "Screening and detection", "Report and Referral", "Team evaluation" and "Intervention Service" are defined as the main connotation of this service.

But the mere phrase "child star" brings with it potentially unhelpful connotations for a low-budget British film predicated on confronting the realities that Love Story left out.

DENVER — A Colorado middle school is asking parents not to allow their children to wear a type of colored bracelet to school over concerns that the bracelets hold specific sexual connotations for students.

It has very emotional connotations for me.

Ambiguity has two important connotations for management.

Leonard Bernstein conducted Copland's "Connotations for Orchestra".

It has less arrogant connotations for the public".

So it has both positive and negative connotations for me.

The word "conscious" has many connotations for people.

Public housing had negative connotations for my parents, but it was what they could afford.