Sentence examples for connotations of the from inspiring English sources

The modern connotations of the word "empire" also show how the context of imperialism has changed.

It's a mouthful but it lacks the connotations of the word "soldier".

Legal historians identify suretyship with situations that are quite outside the modern connotations of the term.

They do not harbor any illusions about the connotations of the Bellevue name either.

Forget the usual connotations of the turkey -- or forget most of them.

However, the negative connotations of the flag underwear could affect the case.

I politely declined because of the obviously religious connotations of the role.

The biological connotations of the term structure are evident in the work of British philosopher Herbert Spencer.

The major distinguishing feature among Punjabi peoples is caste, although without the religious and ritual connotations of the Hindu system.

The title "The Black List" is a play on words, meant to overturn the negative connotations of the term "blacklist".

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