Sentence examples for same connotations as from inspiring English sources

Some Republican lawmakers have expressed an interest in replacing the Confederate flag with a different flag either the American flag, the South Carolina state flag, or another flag used by Confederate troops in the Civil War but doesn't carry the same connotations as the rebel flag.

These don't carry with them the same connotation as causing physical harm to another person with a deadly weapon.

Because 'Fab' by itself does not share the same connotation as 'Just Fab,' Applicant submits the likelihood of confusion here is very remote".

For most people, the words black and tan don't carry the same connotation as they do in Ireland.

It appears that the very concept of 'breed' in the river buffalo may not have the same connotation as in the case of modern breeds of cattle in the Western world [ 3, 4].

Just make sure that the word you choose has the same connotation as the original.

The debate has socioeconomic connotations as well, she said.

One board member explained that the term capitalism has negative connotations, as in "capitalist pig".

When discussing it, they tend to use the English term, because no Thai word seems to carry the same connotations.

But the term undeniably has moral connotations as well.

Face includes complicated connotations as well as a variety of meanings.