Sentence examples for connotations of home from inspiring English sources

"He had before invoked all the connotations of home, only to leave it," wrote Cleveland sports columnist Bill Livingston the next day, in a piece entitled "By rejecting his hometown team, LeBron James earns his slot on the [Art] Modell list of shame".

Ms. Corlett, the retail consultant, said that any urge among consumers to let loose might be matched by a hunger for the start of the holiday season, with its connotations of family and home.

Hardie looks like wood, and their connotation of a wooden home is a cheap home".

So they seized the idea of "home equity," with its connotations of ownership and fairness.

The near-homographic rhyme (done/undone) brings home the entirely negative connotations of "all … undone".

With its connotations of the trucker's life, it also adds a down-home touch to urban life.

family friendly freeware and any other connotations of 'family friendly'.

Eating beans has connotations of death.

"It has cultural connotations of triviality.

It has connotations of being a loser.

The term's connotations of torture were apt.