Sentence examples for its connotations are from inspiring English sources

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

This message, and its connotations, are worrying – not least when they are sent by bosses to their employees.

"I doubt that its connotations are going to be so obvious to English, German, Japanese or Chinese speakers," he said.

Even the self-designation gnostic is problematic, since it is attested for only some of the traditions conventionally treated as gnostic and its connotations are ambiguous.

And "out there", with all its connotations, was where Nan Goldin was for a long time.

Its connotation is usually negative.

In that context, "childless" is appropriate, but its connotation is not appropriate for a child free couple.

It actually looks more like a mattress pad, but, either way, its bedroomy connotations are obvious.

Its sexual connotations are blatant, which goes for much of the Facebook site.

The "studio" (the partners shun the term incubator because of its various connotations) is in its second day of existence and houses mainly commerce marketplace and data focused startups.

Color's name, while initially striking some people as slightly off if only for all its other connotations, is valid in that it accurately describes a core function of the Color Labs product, namely the fact that people are sharing images (a collection of colored pixels) through the app.