Sentence examples for deep connotations from inspiring English sources

This has been accomplished, outside the ropes, by turning the U.S. Open Championship into a theme park with deep connotations of mall.

In this perspective the article inquires into the issue of tradition-modernity in the landscape of Sardinia to understand if and to what extent tradition may be considered capable of condensing around it the deep connotations of Sardinian culture.

Here, at home, it was indeed architecture – or the subject favoured by the Brandian dialogue – that balked more than anything else at the idea it could be considered an "all-place" or a "horizon of meaning" able to condense around it the deep connotations of our culture.

In Japan, these symbols hold deep connotations.

Said another: "'Transcendence' has great ambition but very few impressive scenes … its cast is big but the performances are minimal, it has deep connotations but the expression is shallow, there is lots of promotion but very little box office".

Now, beyond the silliness of that author's comment lies the deeper connotations of her argument.

As for same-sex marriage, his hang-up was an inability to accept that although superficial dictionary definitions may be static, the deeper connotations of "liberty" and "equal protection" are not; the notions they evoke today differ from those in the nineteenth century, when the Fourteenth Amendment was ratified.

Self realization has a deeper connotation… in English it simply stands for reaching stage of enlightenment (kaivalya jnana)!

A series of figures in bed is even more voluptuous and occasionally erotic, emphasizing the deep emotional connotations of the bed as a place of comfort and conflict, occasional passion and occasional loneliness.

Upton herself said she was frightened and dismayed at the "deep, dark" connotations that had become attached to a character inspired by a childhood toy from her aunt's attic.

Councilman Perkins warned, "This has deep racial connotations". After the Council hearing, the Black Equity Alliance, a group of African-American leaders, started contacting the news media to demand a better accounting by the city.