Sentence examples for erotic connotation from inspiring English sources
She was a God-fearing woman and eclairs had, one suspects, an erotic connotation for her.
With their erotic connotations, Louboutin's shoes have served as props in many romances, not all of them innocent.
Apparently, when collars first started peeking out from beneath men's clothing they had comparable erotic connotations to a cheeky flash of Calvin Kleins today.
Madame Bovary by Gustave Flaubert The erotic connotations of a coach are taken to a new extreme when our adulterous Normandy housewife has her assignation with Léon in Rouen.
When Pawlenty said that he didn't have that much of a "shtick" (even though that came with unexpected erotic connotations), he won a point or two in my voting mind.
Mindful of the cobwebbed connotations of swinging, most of these women refer to their events as "erotic networking".
Thereafter they dwell in secret erotic bliss, at least until he beats her to death with his gloved fists in a scene that brings an unpleasantly graphic connotation to the idea of pulp fiction.
"Basement has an ugly connotation".
