Sentence examples for powerful connotation from inspiring English sources
Despite evidence to the contrary, continuing strong (and expensive) antibiotics retains a powerful connotation of hope.
Positive words have powerful connotations.
The words "deficit" and "surplus" have clear, powerful connotations in everyday life.
By calling attention to these surface tensions he de-emphasized the powerful expressive connotations of his wide-ranging stylistic allusions.
If it is a name that was retired recently from the hurricane name list, this takes it into a connotation of a powerful storm, and therefore is totally inappropriate for a slacker/party boy/Pleasure Sim character!
Their black and white stark image of a blast furnace, with ladders, pipes and wires presenting a gridlike design, has the character of a cool, schematic composition of powerful forms detached from their functional connotation.
The negative connotation of the term is too powerful.
Studies have documented the social connotations of biomedicines as globally increasingly powerful [ 8, 46, 47].
The rose is a flower that has long held the imagination ― on the surface a powerful symbol of passion and love, but rich with deeper, esoteric connotations as well".
These young dancers seem to misunderstand Mr. Glover's term "hitting," which, despite its violent connotations, signifies less a punch to the gut than a powerful statement, striking because well-phrased.
Only with the emergence of powerful national armies in the last three centuries has the word "mercenary" taken on such negative connotations.
