Sentence examples for in its fullest connotation from inspiring English sources

The vista – and I use this word in its fullest connotation – was sublime: mighty stacks, arches hollowed out by the foaming waters, enormous asymmetric chunks of rock flung about holus-bolus.

This is reversification in its full glory.

The court said in its judgment that "the press, in its historic connotation, comprehends every sort of publication which affords a vehicle of information and opinion".

For this he deserves not only the title poet, with its fullest and most humane connotation, but also hero.

In its more modest connotation, the phrase simply means to keep going.

The use of the word community has broadened in its connotation in the last few decades.

An 'oracle' in its most generic connotation is a person who can offer wise counsel or prophetic opinions.

Jo Farrow and Alex Wildwood's Universe as Revelation (2013), a book that examines Quaker theology in the context of environmental problems, uses "ecomysticism" in its subtitle another theistic connotation.

This must be so despite the very same arrangement being officially considered sub-optimal, as implicit in its connotation of transitory phase towards aquaculture.

While this lexical item is not new in Hindi, its present connotation with respect to the government makes it a neologism in In political discourse.

The paper discusses and perfects the ecological compensation mechanism establishment in hydropower development, discussing its connotation, stakeholders, modes, and development of standards.