Sentence examples for in an attempt to connote from inspiring English sources
"Although European high-end timepieces are still their priority, Chinese consumers are buying an ever-increasing number of high-end watches, both for investment and in an attempt to connote status," Ms. Tsang said.
And are references to bondage, sadomasochism and erotic role-play an effort to connote the frustrations of naked contact in the age of AIDS?
On Chinese social media, it is used as a meme to connote forced positivity in an otherwise uncomfortable situation.
"We always joke about this stuff," Uecker said, using a phrase to connote his mortality.
"An affair begins to connote an emotional relationship," he quotes Mr. Spitzer as saying.
Based on these observations, the region was named a "plasticity zone", to connote great genetic variability.
But in politics, it's meant to connote a surprise candidate that seems to come out of nowhere to win.
How did the word for a rose garden come to connote a prayer?
For many travelers, though, a hostel is just a cheap place to crash; in this country, the word tends to connote an environment akin to its pronunciation.
In fact, it is such a use of "smart" — to connote being clever by being value-conscious — that is now growing in popularity.
