Sentence examples for connotations were from inspiring English sources
Either way, the connotations were unequivocally racist.
Racial, class, and aesthetic connotations were tied implicitly and explicitly to this knowledge.
Malone says that Al Jazeera would happily move back to using the word migrant if it felt the negative connotations were dispelled, but he finds it hard to imagine a media organization making that happen.
Colours were dark and moody, but any grunge connotations were offset by touches of luxury: each model wore jewelled earrings, and most carried bowling bag-shaped handbags, many panelled in crocodile.
ROBERT De Niro's much-anticipated new boutique hotel, the Greenwich in Tribeca, opened to the world on April Fools' Day and a couple of minor PR gaffes ensured the day's connotations were not forgotten.
In practice, characters with negative connotations were avoided.
The commercial connotations are obvious and damning.
The connotations are too disturbing to me.
Their varied meanings and connotations are encountered in everyday language.
The word "diet", with its calorie-counting connotations, is misleading.
And yet now the word's connotations are exclusively negative.
