Sentence examples similar to it carries a further connotation from inspiring English sources

But in France, where it also refers to breeds of domesticated animals, it carries an additional negative connotation that is linked to the country's history.

It is but a single race - albeit a Group One contest with lashings of prize money attached - but it carries a possible life-changing connotation for the Irishman.

For females, it carries an even more negative connotation.

Another board member, Mavis Knight, opposed the standard, saying she thought it carried a more dangerous connotation.

It usually carries a negative connotation as particles may jam and stick inside equipments.

The word almost always carries a negative connotation; it never (as here) characterizes that which is desirable.

While human aggression often carries a negative connotation, it can provide a competitive advantage and thereby promote survival.

Bare or partially vegetated sand still is often perceived in a managerial sense as adverse because it is linked directly to erosion which carries a negative connotation.

IT may seem marketing gold, but Big Data also carries a darker connotation, as a linguistic cousin to the likes of Big Brother, Big Oil and Big Government.

I find it carries further".

It carries strong negative connotations.