Sentence examples for political connotation from inspiring English sources

These usages had no political connotation.

Walking softly has never had a positive political connotation.

The situation, she said, "has a serious political connotation that we need to take into account".

The French, however, have given the hyper prefix a political connotation.

We will quietly reply, saying the logo has nothing to do with racism or any political connotation.

The very formality of the notion of a movie's theatrical release has a grand political connotation, like a candidate for office throwing a hat in the ring.

"The term has political connotations, and can be deployed politically, perhaps to ends that are not appropriate.

"Which obviously has political connotations.

The fence has political connotations.

The political connotations are not difficult to detect here.

For many modern day fans, the song does not have political connotations.