Sentence examples for connotes trust from inspiring English sources

"And BellSouth has a name that connotes trust, which is crucial as the world becomes more connected in general" he said.

In contrast "reassurance and trust" (iii) can be positively connoted but may also have more negative consequences if it leads to a lower level of engagement about illnesses.

Henry DeLozier, a partner at Global Golf Advisers, told me his firm chooses names that resonate with homebuyers, titles that connote "safety, tranquillity, security and a bond of trust".

The scheme consists of eight primary categories (PC): the first four are more positively connoted, the second four more negatively: (i) interest, (ii) satisfaction, (iii) reassurance and trust, (iv) activation, and (v) disinterest, (vi) dissatisfaction and disappointment, (vii) anxiety and worry, and (viii) doubt.

Bog, meaning "riches," connotes grain.

That connotes a rebuilding mode.

It connotes dignity and honor.

The main thing is that connotes losing".

"The word connotes mobility and freedom".

Bishop: it connotes rectitude and righteousness.

"Wine," she said, "connotes a certain elegance".