Sentence examples for its connotations from inspiring English sources

With its connotations of the trucker's life, it also adds a down-home touch to urban life.

Its connotations are friendly and humane, and it can appeal to all "countries, organizations and peoples" that might not want to be integrated.

It provides a definition and theoretical framework for HI, discusses its connotations, and summarizes the theoretical contribution and policy implications.

Some Canadians express ambivalence toward the dish and its connotations.

MegaMail, with its connotations of an unstoppable avalanche of virtual messages, was definitely out.

The Big Apple and its connotations make for a better brand than the generically Teutonic alternative.

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

So they seized the idea of "home equity," with its connotations of ownership and fairness.

By the time Mr. Rosei is finished, all its connotations have been intriguingly vitiated.

The phrase "air transport," with its connotations of scheduled departures and uniformed pilots, is misleading.

Facebook said the page had begun as a call for peaceful protest, even though it used the term "intifada" with its connotation of violent revolt.