Sentence examples for connotes only from inspiring English sources

Too often luxury-brand neckwear connotes only reluctance — they have to make it; you have to wear it — but Hermès treats it like weekend sport, and isn't scared to be a little quirky.

As for the nomenclature at issue, it held its fire, complaining only that the word "cloning" suggests to the public that new life forms are being created, whereas for scientists it connotes only the replication of something.

Native American, also called American Indian, Amerindian, Amerind, Indian, aboriginal American, or First Nation person, member of any of the aboriginal peoples of the Western Hemisphere, although the term often connotes only those groups whose original territories were in present-day Canada and the United States.

Occupation connotes not only space, but also work.

'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.

"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.

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.

Likewise, a very small filtering size or blur degree is also unsatisfactory for the proposed method since it connotes that only very limited local spatial information is used in the filtering process.

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.