Sentence examples for connotes not only from inspiring English sources

I soon came to understand that "Gypsy" connotes not only panhandling and rootlessness, but also fantasy, soul-wrenching violin music and freedom.

It connotes not only the character of a vineyard's soil but the soul of the terrain as expressed through the wine.

"Protection of the holy sites connotes not only physical security, but also being attuned to the sensitivities of all religious people worldwide," the commission said by way of explaining why it was blocking the construction.

'Bürger', the first component of the term, connotes not only citizenship, but also a bourgeois social condition and outlook, as well as an urban context for the realization of the good life.

Lotte Lenya: four blunt syllables that connote not only an era but a style.

L_otte Lenya:_ four blunt syllables that connote not only an era but a style.

This is the concept in its slightly metaphorical sense, connoting not just energy dissipation but also Murphy's law.

The loss of land connotes the loss not only of a source of livelihood, but also of normal social relationships.

Is there a biological concept as broad as stress that connotes not neutrality but feeling great, experiencing joy or happiness?

It not only connotes monetary settlement, but also the idea that Samsung and Apple have reached some sort of understanding over the way their patents and products intersect.

It not only denotes the act of deciding one's medical treatment but also connotes the act of judging whose opinion is the most beneficial for the patient.