Sentence examples for has many connotations from inspiring English sources

The term "design" has many connotations.

The phrase "mind-body connection" has many connotations.

The word "conscious" has many connotations for people.

The Sanskrit word varna has many connotations, including colour, description, selection, and classification.

"'High-frequency trading' has many connotations," said Greg Wood, a panelist and director of algorithmic execution at Deutsche Bank Securities.

ETYMOLOGY OF BABE-OLOGY The word BABE has many connotations: endearing (sweethearts calling each other "babe"); sexual ("she's a hot babe"); and romantic (Rodgers & Hart's 1911 lyrics, "Oh, ma babe, waltz with me, kid. Gee, you've got me off ma lid").

The Jasmine flower has many symbolic connotations and applications, mostly reminding us about the beauty of life besides producing pleasant odours that scent our ambience.

Queer has many negative connotations to older people who remember the word as a taunt and insult and such (negative) usage of the term continues.

A number of researchers over the last few years (most notably David Kinnaman and Gabe Lyons, who published their results in "unChristian") have found that the word "Christianity" has many more negative connotations than positive ones, at least in the minds of the general public.

It now has many names, with political and economic connotations that offer many theories and interpretations.

"Any military item has so many connotations," he continued.