Sentence examples for it's connotation from inspiring English sources
The hip-hop community has long-claimed that its use of the word is about reclamation, deflating the meaning and changing it's connotation to one of endearment, all facts which I fully accept.
It's connotation with such negative effects makes it easy to forget that we can view menopause as something else: a milestone and an opportunity to stop and pamper ourselves.
It's all connotations and interpretations about this kind of issue.
"What we're talking about is connotation," Stockton said.
"When it's a negative connotation it concerns me," Mr. McIndoe said.
"I don't like it when you use the word... when you say it it's a different connotation".
But it's precisely this connotation that artist Romily Alice seeks to reclaim through her practice as a neon light artist.
Given the term's scuzzy connotations, it's curious that Allison Vines-Rushing and Slade Rushing — who commute between New York and Louisiana — have chosen it to christen a takeout counter devoted to, as the menu declares, "healthy, organic, seasonal ingredients".
"Access should mean getting in, but it's acquired this strange connotation, which is a pity.
An Italian friend alerted me to yet another connotation: "It's sort of a way of saying you're kind of a fag".
