Sentence examples for connotations there was from inspiring English sources

Our band was called Red Music, which in fact was a misnomer, since the name had no political connotations: there was a band in Prague that called itself Blue Music and we, living in the Nazi Protectorate of Bohemia and Moravia, had no idea that in jazz blue is not a color, so we called ours Red.

Apart from the sexual connotations, there is an aspirational undercurrent to the lyrics, and like many of their subsequent songs, desire is explicitly linked to ambition–"Free your mind of doubt and danger/Be for real don't be a stranger/We can achieve it/We can achieve it".

"The word 'cleanse' has a negative connotation that there was something really wrong being done.

The name, with its traditionally divisive connotations, given there are an estimated 42 tribes in Kenya alone, was a huge risk.

The ombudsman said that "even if this tradition has acquired a 'secular' connotation over the years there is no doubt that it also has a religious one", adding that "these practices could lead people to think that the state was more inclined to honour one religion than another" and that a non-confessional state had to demonstrate neutrality in regard to the various religions.

But Mr. Mosley has denied there were Nazi connotations and has begun legal proceedings against the newspaper, accusing it of invasion of privacy.

According to the researches there is a connotation between vitamin D deficiency and SLE renal disorders [32].

"In the past, the term 'accident' has sometimes given the inaccurate impression or connotation that there is no fault or liability associated with a specific event," Mr. Kelly wrote.

"X is a good F" prescribes choice within a certain range (e.g., for someone who is choosing an F); it takes on a descriptive connotation if there are agreed standards for assessing Fs.

Gregory Herek thus considers homophobia as a word bearing negative connotation and there is need to advance a new vocabulary and scholarship in this area.

From all the discussion, pediatric residents see that DAMA has a negative connotation wherein there is dissatisfaction of treatment outcome from the point of view of the parents (i.e. the effort that was put in does not equate to the improvement of the patient).