Sentence examples for including the connotation from inspiring English sources

But to grasp the metaphorical meaning fully, including the connotation of a punishing, doomed struggle, requires a vivid conception of what a boxing match is like.

By summing up the different positions, including the political connotation of the national government at the time of signing, each pact was labelled as homogeneous or mixed.

A free tour of church spaces with American connotations, including the Poets Corner.

A free tour of church spaces with American connotations, including the Poets Corner with stained glass windows depicting Betsy Ross and Francis Scott Key.

However, the word also has other connotations including  the sensation of being pinched or squeezed, a feeling that is associated with cardiac disease, according to the researchers.

In pursuit of emotional connections, some paint companies have swept aside even basic rules, including the one that said to avoid negative connotations.

The social connotations of seeking healthcare including the vulnerability of poor households in public health facilities were taken into account to only a limited extent by health workers.

This Court has repeatedly recognized the communicative connotations of the use of flags, including the United States flag.

In many spheres, including the arts world, the word conservative can have a negative connotation, implying narrow-mindedness or a reluctance to experiment and break new ground.

Despite this positive outlook, historical negative connotations of menstruation still have a significant impact in current society, including the perceptions and expectations of women and their healthcare providers.

That includes the name, with its connotations of "socializing and mingling," he adds.