Sentence examples for connotations of these from inspiring English sources
Then again trash might be negative emotions, situations, or simply "feeling rubbish", or other connotations of these words.
But the explosive connotations of these two allegations, which have simmered since games played in October, are profound in Britain where soccer is the national sport.
To clearly explore the contributions by the correlated inputs to the variance of model output, the general expressions of the variance contributions of the correlated inputs are firstly derived in this paper, which provide a general validation for the accurate connotations of these variance contributions.
The November 1988 issue of the fanzine Soul Underground reported that "Burton menswear stores boss Ralph Halpern has banned all smiley T shirts from his stores, having belatedly discovered the drugs connotations of these insidious garments".
The language is changing from fetal programming to 'induction' the respective connotations of these words point in opposite directions: programming to a (genetic) program internal to the body and induction to a phenotype drawn out by an external influence (Bateson, 2001).
The technical connotation of these decisions, changes the way in which development tasks are worked out.
The social connotation of these decisions, changes the way people work and interact with others - i.e., their organisational and social structure [4].
Finally, by saying that mass and energy are the same, these thinkers are suggesting that the denotation of the terms "mass" and "energy" is the same, though they recognize that the connotation of these terms is clearly different.
Nonetheless, a potential underreporting or misreporting of local practices for treatment and prevention due to the negative connotation of these practices within the health system cannot be excluded (desirability bias).
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".
