Sentence examples for connotations is a from inspiring English sources

Quite why it is that these innocent Nordic heated cabins should inspire such Seventies connotations is a mystery.

Their flagship, Movable Type, with its obvious publishing connotations, is a popular software service for heavy-duty or celebrity bloggers, including Mr Reynolds.

What has happened in the past two years to mainstream R. & B. (a term Ocean dislikes, because he says it carries racial connotations) is a series of surprises and small failures.

Of course, "primitive," with all its Eurocentric connotations, is an awfully loaded way to say, "I learned how to do this myself".

The connotations are a bit different: "geek" suggests a person with special expertise, while "nerd" suggests social ineptness.

But the negative connotations are a relatively new phenomenon for wider Europe, with Finnair and other regional carriers like Norwegian and Estonian Air keeping row 13 on board.

Rather, these connotations are a result (or reading, if you will) of the way that bisexuality is, and was, imagined in culture".

These connotations are a product of, and correlate with experiences communicated with the use of the word.

An 'oracle' in its most generic connotation is a person who can offer wise counsel or prophetic opinions.

In design, cultural connotation is a basic element of clothing, whereas form and technique are elements that help convey cultural connotations (Cao 2011).

That they have this religious connotation is a complete nod to the past of publishing.