Sentence examples for does not connote from inspiring English sources
Mr. Johnson, whose given name is a common one in Liberia and does not connote royalty, belongs to the Gio tribe.
"The Trump name does not connote high-quality amenities and first-class service in the casino industry," lawyers for the investment bank said.
The word does not connote "honesty" in its modern sense but refers rather to an ideal aristocratic moral and social mode of behaviour, a sincere refinement of tastes and manners.
The term "literary works" does not connote any criterion of literary merit or qualitative value: it includes catalogs, directories, and similar factual, reference, or instructional works and compilations of data.
We like to emphasize for our allies that we are not a monolith in our national affiliations, our cultural practices, our spiritualties, our status or enrollment circumstances, or our political beliefs and interests — different Indigenous peoples may share similar narratives of dispossession and struggle, but 'Native American' does not connote a singular group of interests, experiences and beliefs.
After a brief first marriage, there's a longer union with the novelist Helen Knode, which Ellroy loyally details in a section entitled "Cougar" (a word that for him does not connote Dina Lohan in low-rise jeans, but tawny coloring and a fierce spirit).
If Virginia wine doesn't connote excellence and refinement, Barboursville is a harder sell among serious connoisseurs in New York and London.
A name "evokes the history or the sense of the place — it appeals to people more than the number, which doesn't connote anything but an overarching order".
And that image - of most human life swept away in a worldwide disaster, leaving only a handful of survivors to populate the earth again - doesn't connote all that much optimism, does it?
"It doesn't connote an easier level of incarceration".
However, if it curves towards the ring finger, it means you are hopeless romantic (but it doesn't connote that your relationships are rough).
