Sentence examples for environmental connotations from inspiring English sources

I'm an ardent proponent of natural wines, not because of the philosophical or environmental connotations that they carry, but because of what's in the bottle.

While the use of some ecosystem services can be seen as an economic activity, there are many other instances, which do not fall into this category, and discussions on ecosystem services are usually accompanied by only positive environmental connotations.

China's State Council said last year it was banning shark fin soup from public events, ostensibly for environmental reasons but probably also because of the connotations of official backscratching.

In this respect, people might purchase an AFV as it symbolises "environmental preservation" and refers to a range of connotations such as "ethics", "intelligence", "awareness" or "concern about others".

Jo Farrow and Alex Wildwood's Universe as Revelation (2013), a book that examines Quaker theology in the context of environmental problems, uses "ecomysticism" in its subtitle another theistic connotation.

Stuff that tends to appeal to girls are things that have a medical connotation or things that are about environmental engineering, stuff that improves the environment and the way in which we live.

By the 1970s, noise had a more negative connotation: That decade introduced the idea of "noise pollution," depicting sound as an environmental hazard.

The opinion on naturalness, which in this dichotomy appears to take on an ideological connotation, is reflected, at least for organic and short-chain products, in the responses concerning environmental respect.

Religious connotations seem unavoidable.

Such negative connotations, see?

And remember, connotations evolve.