Sentence examples for has the same connotation from inspiring English sources
Now HR has the same connotation, and Argiropoulos predicted someday soon there might be a new name for the department.
The evaluation of a definition relies on three criteria that a correct definiens must fulfill: (i) the definiens applies to the definitional basis, (iii) the definiens can be understood without relying on an extrinsic motive, and (iii) the definiens has the same connotation and denotation as the definiendum.
Just make sure that the word you choose has the same connotation as the original.
However, two of these themes (couples' relationship and siblings' issues) have the same connotation and seemed to point towards similar issues relating to impacts on the family.
It appears that the very concept of 'breed' in the river buffalo may not have the same connotation as in the case of modern breeds of cattle in the Western world [ 3, 4].
Consequently, similar shades from different color groups, for instance dark greens and dark reds, were more likely to have the same connotation than different shades from the same color group.
In the absence of the Soviet Union and Mao's China, the world "socialist" doesn't have the same connotations that it once did.
But I wonder if, in 20 years' time, the term Disney will have the same connotations of cheesy sentimentality that some once attributed to it.
They have the same connotations in Australia that they do in the UK.
Furthermore, it seemed possible that different shades of the same colors may not necessarily have the same connotations for a particular person.
