Sentence examples for has overtones from inspiring English sources

The novel's title has overtones of equivocation, too.

ISLAMIC law, in many eyes, has overtones of rigid puritanism.

"This has overtones that are really, really nasty".

DAN WALSH Walsh is a painter, but his project has overtones of a conceptual crusade.

"Religious ecstasy has overtones of Catherine of Siena drinking the pus of lepers.

There also have been suggestions that the memorial has overtones of fascism and Nazism.

When I was growing up, not driving had overtones of New York hipness.

This tug of war has always had overtones of class warfare.

Every game, appropriately, had overtones of World War II bond rallies and religious services.

Words do have overtones; they do stir up complicated reverberations in the mind that are ignored in their dictionary definitions.

He noted that the committee was sitting as a "quasi-judicial hearing" and that the offence had "overtones of contempt of court".