Sentence examples for feminine connotations from inspiring English sources

The tote has "feminine connotations", according to Reddit.

These gaming experiences "may also serve as an entry point for men into dress up, for whom its convergence with technology may dispel some of its more feminine connotations" [2].

Given the desirability of those traits, at least for some, parents may be less shy about naming a boy Brooke, Taylor or Morgan than in previous decades, when the "feminine" connotations of those names might have come at a social cost — the potential loss of status, jobs or friends.

"Although we are a sorority, which has feminine connotations, we are first and foremost a queer safe place, meaning anyone can come to us if they feel we may be a resource to them," she is quoted by Total Sorority Move as saying.

Suddenly, she said, "the feminine connotation to carrying a bag was removed.

"So I decided to worry about the quality of the sculpture first and the feminine connotation second".

Yes, I get it: teaching, like nursing or social work, has that "feminine" connotation.

Conversely, consider once-unisex names now used almost exclusively for girls - they have a feminine connotation!

While the feminine represents touch, the masculine represents vision, and the connotations of independent observation and distance that go along with it (Irigaray 1985a, 1992, and 1993).

After all, "feminine" is not a synonym for "heterosexual," and this connotation needs to be broken down and reviewed.

As a blonde, 5-foot tall woman with an overtly "feminine" body, I can't negate the obvious and immediate connotations that people might have when they see me perform.