Sentence examples for connotes making from inspiring English sources

Conservation connotes making do with less — turning down the heat or driving a smaller car.

The Japanese character "kai" stands for "take apart," and "zen" connotes "make good".

"Printing" and "reprinting" connote making a duplicate original, whether by printing press or a more modern method of duplication.

A frenetic approach connotes energy and effort, making it easy to relate.

Despite these complications, pacifism generally connotes a commitment to making peace that rejects violent means for obtaining this end.

The idea of the found object comes from the French objet trouvé, which connotes the notion of making art out of everyday objects that generally lack traditional artistic functions.

Those are more "marked" tastes, and tend to connote a particular cuisine, making it easier for them to clash.

Incidentally, while altbier means old beer, what it really connotes is beer made in the old style, an indication that even as most German brewers converted to lager beers in the 19th century, those in the Düsseldorf area clung to their ale-making ways.

This connotes excitement and makes your letters more exhilarating to read!!!!!!!!! Smile and be confident.

The few CMWs we encountered who were practicing reported that kin and peers often looked down upon them, calling them ' becharis' (connoting pity and smugness) and making them feel 'small' for working as a ' dai'.

"His work is conceptual and it's a little bit making fun of all the elements that connote luxury and glamour," Ms. Novogrod said.