Sentence examples for has a positive connotation from inspiring English sources
The term has a positive connotation only in literature; pre-Islāmic Arabic poetry is esteemed by Muslims for its precise and rich vocabulary, sophisticated metrical structures, and fully developed systems of rhyme and thematic sequence.
WASHINGTON Being a "hands-on" owner hardly has a positive connotation in Washington sports, a city as united by its teams as by its nearly unanimous disapproval of Redskins owner Daniel Snyder.
In many passages in Camus, poetry has a positive connotation.
Because French cuisine has a positive connotation in people's mind, it was suggested that pairing, or re-associating the rumor with a positive fact can alleviate the negative effects of a rumor on consumers' behavior.
Accordingly, the participants of FGDs in both villages, agreed that the concept has a positive connotation in the sense that it matched with certain terms like 'ability'capacityity'strengthgth' and 'resistance'resistance
For him, it has a positive connotation.
In pre-2011 Syria, the word "revolution" never had a positive connotation in my head.
The term "Orientalism" has not always had a positive connotation for Middle Easterners.
John Locke, a professor of linguistics at the City University of New York, said that in some contexts the use of the word government had a positive connotation: government bonds and government-backed programs, for example.
Other challenges in accurately parsing user-generated content include interpreting specific words differently depending on the context — "hot" would have a positive connotation in the context of food but could have a negative sentiment in the context of how comfortable the restaurant was.
