Sentence examples for extra connotation from inspiring English sources

The word for "crisis" in Chinese has the extra connotation of "opportunity", the International Labour Organisation ILO Globalal wage report researchers explain.

Then came James Blood Ulmer's version, in a murkier vein and with a host of extra-musical connotations.

Of course, the saxophone, violin, grand piano, kora and kazoo all have their own extra-musical connotations and emblematic forms.

Moreover, a qualitative study conducted by Bhandari et al. has suggested that abortion can carry connotations of extra-marital relationships, strongly opposed by Nepali socio-religious values [ 15].

With its connotations of scope and gravity, the phrase resonates — not unlike "extra heavy duty" or "bigger and better than ever".

Extra thought: you know almost every good rock and roll song has a sexual connotation.

So the one that has a negative connotation seems better suited to negative contexts, while the more positive-sounding "eager" lends some extra happiness to happy situations.

"The connotation, mainly, is crime".

"Basement has an ugly connotation".

The proper connotation is Joe Sixpack.

It has a valedictory connotation.