Sentence examples for double connotation from inspiring English sources

As in "Panorama," places appear in disguise, with Theresienstadt bearing the ironic name Ruhenthal — literally, "valley of rest," which gives it the double connotation of both a spa town and a place of final repose.

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.

Although there is not an actual translation, the closest thing to describe albures would be double entendre, often with a sexual connotation.

West Rock is a double tunnel, doubling all those Freudian sexual connotations, particularly when coupled with the toilet plunger.

This double entendre metaphor struck me from the sexual connotation of petroleum jelly to the priest's own impotence.

Even if they do not explicitly raise ethical questions, in the works of Waltz and of many other of today's neorealists, a double ethics is presupposed and words such realpolitik no longer have the negative connotations that they had for classical realists, such as Hans Morgenthau.

Double check that the name you pick out does not have any bad connotations that are offensive to religious, political, or ethnic groups, or that are vulgar in anyway.

"Basement has an ugly connotation".

The proper connotation is Joe Sixpack.

"The connotation, mainly, is crime".

It has a valedictory connotation.