Sentence examples for diverse connotations from inspiring English sources

We begin by examining the diverse connotations of the term quality.

Though it is perhaps the simplest hat possible brimless and traditionally made from hand-matted wool the beret has strangely diverse connotations.

Since the evaluation criteria of the best plan have the diverse connotations and meanings, there is no logical reason to treat them all as being of equal importance.

Growth has various connotations.

Trust among inmates had meaningful and diverse understandings and connotations.

Know the cultural connotations of various colors.

This notion has both cognitive and appetitive connotations, for it can have meanings as diverse as "judgment," "decision," "wish," or "inclination".

Although Espiritu uses the term "panethnicity" to describe Asian American identity, this concept clearly has racial connotations, given the role of "racial lumping" together of members of diverse Asian ethnicities into a single racial group defined by phenotypical traits.

That term, secession, carried some negative connotations in a nation that had never been entirely secure in its ability to endure the vicissitudes of a diverse population.

Phenotypic (observed) correlations among diverse tests of cognitive abilities led Charles Spearman in 1904 to call this general factor g in order to avoid the many connotations of the word intelligence.

And remember, connotations evolve.