Sentence examples for disturbing connotations from inspiring English sources
Despite the game's disturbing connotations, the "fun factor" of the game cannot be discounted, it states.
The gay movement had reclaimed the pink triangle during the 1970s, but some felt the symbol still had disturbing connotations.
Literal twin blue planets hoved into view in 2011 in the indie films Melancholia and Another Earth – with all the disturbing connotations of the double.
Since Amerigo Vespucci is a historical nonentity, the term "America" is free of the disturbing connotations that would have been associated with his more famous forebear.
However, the word also has some disturbing historical connotations that I overlooked, and in applying it to a Latino politician, I goofed.
To my mind, choosing the suburbs had a disturbing racial connotation.
The connotations are too disturbing to me.
Disturbed people and disturbing images.
And remember, connotations evolve.
Not very nice connotations.
