Sentence examples for connotations to this from inspiring English sources

I feel like there are religious connotations to this question.

We believe this may be due to family conversations having different connotations to the staff at post-implementation compared to at pre-test.

"I leave the connotations to the viewer," he says.

These interpretations bring different connotations to donations.

The big surprise was that these guys really celebrate vanidad — or vanity — over machismo … We found that that the word 'vanity' doesn't have a negative connotation to it with this consumer". The same was true with the word 'metrosexual,' which has taken on a negative connotation for a large segment of the general male population.

"Hip-hop had this negative connotation to it," Mr. Theobald said.

"It sort of has this naughty connotation to it". Tucker says fracking has been distilled down to a curse word, "and that's important for press releases and bumper stickers and everything else.

"It has sort of this blue-blooded connotation to it".

If the terms "jailbreak" and "rooting" have any sort of secondary, technical connotation to you, you can almost certainly skip right over this.

There is no negative connotation to it.

"Blow" changes from a violent connotation to a sexual connotation.