Sentence examples for the connotation in from inspiring English sources

The connotation in Chinese and Japanese implies a more antagonistic rivalry than the "togetherness" that the Latin origin of competition suggests in the West.The two underlying Chinese characters still carry this meaning of rivalry; like wrestlers trying to throw each other down rather than sprinters racing for the finish line.

The word "lobbyist" surely doesn't have the best connotation in the world.

The connotation 'unexplained' in medically unexplained symptoms indicates that the symptoms are not explainable from the reductionist disease framework [ 40].

On the basis of the ethnic cultures in Qinghai, we can further discuss the connotation of "harmony in diversity" in the relationship between ethnic groups.

"The negative connotation in terms of dwindling foreign capital participation is obvious," Mr. Ghose said.

According to the connotation of IA, in this paper, the control structure and technology integration modeling describing for IA is discussed firstly.

(P11) Several facets of dragon boating were talked about by participants signifying the connotation of 'all in the same boat'.

The Greek word epidemios is constructed by combining the preposition epi (on) with the noun demos (people), but demos originally meant "the country" (inhabited by its people) before taking the connotation "the people" in classical Greek.

Stealth features are triggered to overcome restrictions regarding the data normality conformance, the effect sparsity assumption and the inherent collapse of the 'unexplainable error' connotation in saturated arrays.

Jian (together, jointly) in this context has the connotation of including everyone in society together within a whole.

This was done to confirm the importance of keeping the potential partner connotation in our revised phrasing of item 14.