Sentence examples for religious connotations from inspiring English sources

The Arabic word "jihad," for example, has religious connotations for Muslims; its repeated use to connote terrorism is insulting and also perversely lends legitimacy to violent acts.

Religious connotations seem unavoidable.

True, the word "sacred" carries religious connotations.

Is it something that has religious connotations?

No, by itself, aspic doesn't have any religious connotations.

Outside Lewes, the old political and religious connotations have faded".

Does aspic have religious connotations in Russian culture?

But in Ansai's hands, these concepts took on religious connotations.

It felt like being reborn, though without the religious connotations.

He argues that while "values" have religious connotations, "principles" are secular.

Sanskrit borrowings, so common in formal Kannada, are often suffused with religious connotations.