Sentence examples for connotes the same from inspiring English sources
Although it is possible that atypia from DL connotes the same risk as atypia from NAF and FNA, this remains to be confirmed with additional studies.
Justice John Paul Stevens, dissenting, wrote that not every use of a swear word connoted the same thing.
It denotes the same individual as is denoted by 'Caesar', but unlike 'Caesar' it also connotes; it connotes the attribute of being a conqueror of Gaul.
The installation's title, "Come Across," connotes the fluid relationship between a performer and her audience.
More generally, the word connotes the breaking of a magic spell.
Contrary to Mill, who said that 'being' connotes the property of existing, Leśniewski thinks the predicate 'exist' does not connote any properties.
"The destination really connotes the main focus of the trip," says Bush.
La Niña, "little girl," connotes the oscillation's opposite phase.
For most of us, Beijing connotes the capital of China.
Her name still connotes the figure of the evil female interloper to the mainstream.
Tiuxetan connotes the linker used (MxDTPA) to conjugate Y to the antibody.
