Sentence examples for immediate connotations from inspiring English sources

As a blonde, 5-foot tall woman with an overtly "feminine" body, I can't negate the obvious and immediate connotations that people might have when they see me perform.

Next year, Cutty Sark, the maker of Scotch whiskey, plans to introduce grilling sauces, said Carole Francesca, the president of Broad Street Licensing Group in Upper Montclair, N.J. "You have to look at the core value of the brand and how the consumer sees it -- what is the immediate connotation," Ms. Francesca said.

For the immediate connotation that many make between Sottsass and Memphis, the reality is that his tenure with the loose group of radicals he recruited lasted all of four years (the group's, about seven).

Where al-Qimni comes a cropper is his use of the word Ka'bah, which has immediate and almost non-negotiable connotations of a particular granite building in Mecca.

Ketamine, with its associations with war zone surgery and large animals that need immediate taming, carries heavy-duty connotations.

Ketamine, with its associations to war zone surgery and large animals that need immediate taming, carries heavy-duty connotations.

Tom Critchlow, 28, an online marketer who lives in New York and is a frequent user of OkCupid Locals, said the downside was that "it is so immediate, it can give off the connotation that people only want to meet up for sex," something he found unsettling.

Although the immediate context of the imperial coronation of 800 was limited, it had wider connotations.

Comparing themselves favorably with others in their immediate social environment thus enabled smokers to retain a relatively positive identity despite the perceived negative connotations of smoking (Brown et al., 2011; Hoek, Maubach et al., 2013; Johnson et al., 2003; Lawson, 1994; Scheffels, 2009).

The clothes were an immediate hit, alluding to the Versace lineage — chunky chains, draped bodices, snaking metallic breastplates — while transcending its connotations of vulgarity with a range of crisp, architectural coats and suits that suggested a woman who buys instead of being kept.

Porn has so many negative connotations that the word has come to symbolise the sort of filth that leads to an immediate moral panic, rather than simply sex on a screen.