Sentence examples for implications connotations from inspiring English sources

-What are the hidden implications (connotations) of it?

Men don't usually examine the implications or the connotations of what they say.

In those days there were no racial connotations, implications or complaints that I remember about Zwarte Piet.

Creativity, with all its social and physical connotations and implications, should therefore be a guiding concept in the revision of architectural education.

Scott's distinctive work contains so many possible connotations and implications that visitors may well find themselves circling around her sculptures again and again, detecting a fresh perspective at each turn.

Firstly, terms which were not understood or were misconstrued and which had inadvertent negative connotations or implications.

The words discussed were often not understood or were misconstrued and many had inadvertent negative connotations or implications.

We have chosen to focus on terms that were misunderstood by participants and had negative connotations or implications.

And while the title, of course, carries with it negative connotations, the pejorative implication should be understood as being directed at the song's narrator and not as a gender-specific reference.

The words 'conservative' and 'radical' carry powerful psychological connotations and important political implications.

Verging on the politically incorrect, the expression is full of connotation and implication.