Sentence examples for further connotations of from inspiring English sources

The development of medical knowledge was a significant factor in further connotations of the term lesbian.

As such practice was deemed praiseworthy in the medieval Muslim world, adab acquired a further connotation of good breeding, courtesy, and urbanity.

However, the term "Poedjangga" (after the 1972 spelling reform, spelled "pujangga") has further connotations.

Further, the connotation of the name of the study 'Nutrition and health' may have attracted individuals for whom nutrition and healthy eating are more important in their everyday life than for individuals in the general population.

In case you've never seen or heard of the Raiders, they are an NFL football team who play in black and silver, their logo being a pirate, which further reinforced the outlaw connotations of the gnarly name.

On the basis of the ethnic cultures in Qinghai, we can further discuss the connotation of "harmony in diversity" in the relationship between ethnic groups.

It only introduces further confusion to use a word that has connotations of progressivism.

But a growing number of people go even further: they want an adventure without the selfish, carefree connotations of backpacking.

They further argue that deeming text as patchwriting does not attract the same negative connotations of plagiarism nor would it attract the same penalties.

However, in line with the connotations of "capital with beliefs," and considering the actual objects of this study, we need to make further amendments to Fig. 1a.

Eating beans has connotations of death.