Sentence examples for has interesting connotations from inspiring English sources

It's an OS update that Google says is focused on furthering their vision for software that will run across all levels of all kinds of devices, not just on phones, which has interesting connotations give everything we've been hearing lately about Google wearables.

This sophisticated mechanism has interesting connotations with the mechanism used by Agrobacterium tumefaciens to adhere to the root surface of plants for infection.

"The steps have interesting connotations," he said.

Menstrual blood's had interesting connotations of witchcraft and power in many cultures, but Pliny voiced the apparently widespread belief in ancient Greece that it was violently poisonous.

This had interesting connotations in terms of both knowledge and politics.

"But there are bigger battles to fight than over a name that has very interesting historical connotations".

It's interesting that many European languages, including English, the word for right has positive connotations – German's recht also means correct, and the French droit means straight or straightforward, but left's gauche can also mean awkward or clumsy.

It also has outdoorsy connotations.

"Which obviously has political connotations.

The fence has political connotations.

I hope this has similar connotations.