Sentence examples for several connotations from inspiring English sources

Infact, the moment the word 'PROJECT' is used, it has several connotations: When did it start?

The imagery of Halloween masks brought up several connotations -- gas masks, faces melting from radiation or faces transfixed with fear, eyes wide like ghosts.

Know that being in London has several connotations.

Growth has various connotations.

Within the first five songs at the Highline Ballroom on Tuesday night, the band's lead singer and guitarist, Luther Dickinson, managed to wring several different connotations out of the verb "shake".

Consistent with both connotations, several molecular phylogenies have inferred outcrossing systems to be ancestral, with selfing species commonly located at terminal branches [ 18– 23].

Despite its generally negative connotation, several restaurants, clubs and boutiques have adopted the name in a more favourable light to imply class and style.

Also, in order to avoid the confounding effect that positive or negative connotations of several terms may or may not have (for example euthanasia or terminal sedation), we only used wording that describes the actual medical practices.

She refuses to give her exact age, for fear of its connotations and disputes several film reference books that say she is 80. "I used to lie about my age, making myself older for roles," she scoffed.

Though pre-tested and improved through pilot testing, several concepts with heavy Western connotations (e.g. what providers answered as "feedback" seems to have been other types of interaction).

Know the cultural connotations of various colors.