Sentence examples for social connotations from inspiring English sources

The two are virtually identical, but bear different social connotations.

The violin family in Europe has had two very different social connotations.

"They will be very straightforward, appropriate for the time -- less about the social connotations and more about the charity".

Jesse Bercowetz and Matt Bua often collaborate on obstreperous installations, usually with strong architectural and social connotations.

I realize my comparison is imperfect, because nuns choose to be nuns (and thus consciously accept whatever social connotations that choice entails).

Wilhite found that Norwegians placed emphasis on something they call koselighet — which roughly translates as "coziness," but with certain social connotations.

"In those days the Gothic Revival had a religious and social connotation.

It has the potential of killing it just because of that social connotation, and that shows you how sensitive that stuff is.

For newer forms, proficiency seemed to interact more with social connotation.

The social connotation of these decisions, changes the way people work and interact with others - i.e., their organisational and social structure [4].

Indeed data about conflicts in other systems are usually difficult to find, possibly for the negative social connotation of the subject.