Sentence examples for dangerous connotations from inspiring English sources

If the situation continues, it could bring with it some dangerous connotations.

Another board member, Mavis Knight, opposed the standard, saying she thought it carried a more dangerous connotation.

The third route is fear acquired through the transmission of verbal threat information, and boils down to the idea that children may become fearful when they hear or read that a stimulus or situation might be dangerous or have another negative connotation.

For a host of reasons, attaching a negative connotation to the word fat is dangerous.

Plus, it can be a dangerous thing to teach kids (especially girls) to be 'nice,' as it has a connotation of sitting quietly, smiling in the face of injustice, not making waves.

Policies can have different effects and connotations for different groups of people, and solutions that appeal to some may seem dangerous to others.

And remember, connotations evolve.

Not very nice connotations.

Because umlauts have connotations.

"All words have connotations".

Its title had two connotations.