Sentence examples for has two connotations from inspiring English sources

"....Nationalism has two connotations.

Its title had two connotations.

The word had two connotations for Kerouac: 'beat' as in worn out by the conventions and constrictions of straight American society; and beat as in 'beatific' - blessed, holy, transcendent.

The statistical techniques that became the central research tools in both disciplines provided new ways of imagining and representing the psychosocial (Bulmer et al., 1991; Danziger, 1990; Desrosières, 1998: ch. 5) In early descriptions, the word 'psychosocial' had two connotations.

'Immediate' here has two relevant connotations.

The violin family in Europe has had two very different social connotations.

Many myths and negative connotations abound about foreskin, especially in the United States, where having one is still rare.

Al explained that the two have different connotations.

One board member explained that the term capitalism has negative connotations, as in "capitalist pig".

The two terms have distinct connotations.

"Voodoo is one of those flashpoints for Americans because it's exotic, unknown and has strange connotations.