Sentence examples for connotations of power from inspiring English sources

Within social sciences, and gender studies in particular, the category of the category of gender has connotations of power misbalances between and within men and women and consequent differences in their social roles and positions.

"Taken at face value, localism should be a positive word with its connotations of power to the people.

For young urban professionals, this consumption practice has more or less been de-coupled from connotations of power and social status.

The name was chosen for its connotations of power, legacy and entitlement.

"I also like the feeling of having a name which has the connotation of great power, the power to change people into stone".

When 'we speak of violence, and this is what bothers me about the notion, we always have in mind a kind of connotation of physical power' which 'allows one to think that good power' is power that is 'not permeated by violence, is not physical power' (Foucault, 2006[1974]: 14).

Menstrual blood's had interesting connotations of witchcraft and power in many cultures, but Pliny voiced the apparently widespread belief in ancient Greece that it was violently poisonous.

With that connotation comes the impression of power, and that triggers different reactions.

In a world of no context and no standard, the connotations of the past retain their power, even if those things are fractions of what they once were.

Beware of the awful connotations of the word "Ability".

There is a harsher and more brutal connotation of the term in which any exercise of power in the successful pursuit of practical and specific objectives is called "pragmatic".