Sentence examples for have no connotation from inspiring English sources

Some singular names only denote; they have no connotation.

However, and contrary to the perception of the nurses, failure had no connotation of blame.

This is more so because this word has no connotation associated with it that would prevent intrusion of irrational discussions in a purely scientific context.] Progress in science requires progress in technology.

This is the more so because this word has no connotation associated with it, which would prevent intrusion of irrational discussions in a purely scientific context).The most important prediction of this model, perhaps, is that it sees life as a process that enables material systems to manipulate, create and accumulate information.

As far as I know it had no connotations for Dorril; indeed as I remembered it, the absence of connotations was part of is appeal".

They have no Jewish connotation, in contrast to the name that we gave to our son Mischa.???

Without our past, these words have no negative connotations.

These usages had no political connotation.

The default choice, "partner," can be misleading (business partner?) and has no marital connotation.

There, people prized visibility, and the color of the fluorescent light had no temperature connotation at all.

His comments about Mr Fabius, he insisted, "had no religious connotation"; the phrase was common in French.