Sentence examples for connotations ranging from from inspiring English sources

In contrast with the connotations of the Sanskrit dhātu, which has connotations ranging from an individual component of existence to a realm of existents, fo-xing literally means "Buddha-nature" and carries with it dispositional or relational accents deriving from the indigenous Chinese notion of "nature" (xing, 性).

Behind the words "grief" and "grieve," as I found in my research, there are 13 different Hebrew words with connotations ranging from physical injury, to sickness, to mourning, to rage, to agitation, to sighing, to tottering unsteadily to and fro.

First used in France in the 1830s, the term acquired new meanings and connotations in the twentieth century, ranging from aesthetic innovation to alienation.

We chose the title Open City for its connotation of, well, "openness". We wanted the magazine to let in a range of styles and voices, both raw and cooked -- ranging from highly slick and intellectual to twisted and experimental.

The list ranged from general prohibitions ("No negative news allowed on the front pages") to microediting (delegates to the congress should not be described as "thundering," which has a slang connotation of ridiculousness).

Forecasts ranged from 0.1% to-0.1 to-0.1%

They range from $45 to $145.

Prices range from $175 to $840.

Previously, levels ranged from 6 percent to 9 percent.

Summer rates range from $189 to $305.

Prices there range from $359,000 to $1.525 million.