Sentence examples for has no negative connotations from inspiring English sources

"The house has no negative connotations," Mr. Shumaker said.

Propaganda had no negative connotations: the word was tied to belief, to the dissemination of the teachings of the one true church, threatened by the Protestant reformation.

Without our past, these words have no negative connotations.

As it was first used in ancient Greece, demagogue had no negative connotation.

The name makes a difference in that people don't forget it, but there has been no negative connotation.

And in contrast with some parts of Europe, the word "asylum-seeker" (which in certain British contexts is a term of abuse) has no particular negative connotations in America.

Twerk as a word has no more negative connotation than the words "chair" and "filing cabinet" do.

It doesn't need to have any negative connotations.

Even if they do not explicitly raise ethical questions, in the works of Waltz and of many other of today's neorealists, a double ethics is presupposed and words such realpolitik no longer have the negative connotations that they had for classical realists, such as Hans Morgenthau.

"I think 'limit' has quite negative connotations.

What word has really negative connotations in the real world?