Sentence examples similar to it moreover connotes from inspiring English sources

It, moreover, is understaffed.

We propose that special needs is an ineffective euphemism because it is imprecise, it connotes segregation, and it implies special rights; special needs has become a dysphemism.

'Folks' I don't like–I can't quite put my finger on it, but for me it connotes condescension.

It's a hopeful voice; it connotes ambition and longing, never misery.

Enjoying life (xiangshou shenghuo) is also a feeling, but it is more specific in that it connotes being anxiety-free and comfortable.

The tour suggests far more than the cradle of black culture that it first connotes.

It denotes the same individual as is denoted by 'Caesar', but unlike 'Caesar' it also connotes; it connotes the attribute of being a conqueror of Gaul.

While that's not a complete description of the issue it clearly connotes a negative experience.

Although the name technically means "bearer of light," it generally connotes Satan and evil.

It connotes modern mainstream jazz more than Mr. Zenón's others, and yet it's harder to define.

It connotes tradeoffs at every turn, and thankfully there are more people now denouncing it for this reason.