Sentence examples similar to connotations the use of from inspiring English sources

This Court has repeatedly recognized the communicative connotations of the use of flags, including the United States flag.

Although the word "environment" is synonymous with physical space, it also has social, emotional, and intellectual connotations, and the use of the concept with its all-embracing nature has been criticized [ 3].

There were a number of negative connotations associated to the use of intravaginal insertions.

It would be easy to shrug it off as an unfortunate connotation of an innocent use of "place", but like the use of "spook" in Philip Roth's "The Human Stain", it wasn't coincidence at all.

These connotations are a product of, and correlate with experiences communicated with the use of the word.

For some, the use of the term chronic was overwhelmingly emotive as the connotations were so negative, so the use of the tombstone in the cartoon had a doubly negative impact and compounded rather than resolved the miscommunication problems.

The use of the word community has broadened in its connotation in the last few decades.

Although in general the use of the term adherence is preferred because of its connotation of voluntary cooperation, in this case we define them as follows.

Still, language changes, and I understand how the use of "illegal" as a noun has taken on an offensive connotation.

It also notes the use of the phrase "gerbil of a thing" to describe the minister had extremely ugly connotations.

But, while he alludes repeatedly to the economic, legal, literary, and religious connotation of confidence, he primarily uses the word to interrogate the conventions of courtship and matrimony, particularly the use of social pretenses to disguise the trafficking of young American women in Europe.