Sentence examples for the connotation is from inspiring English sources

The connotation is both absurd and sort of touching.

"But the connotation is so different, it's beautiful," he said.

The connotation is of fairytales, but also of the wild child in the woods.

No matter what the field, the connotation is that of the temperament of stardom or the arrogance of celebrity.

Ungeziefer is also used informally as the equivalent of "bug," though the connotation is "dirty, nasty bug" — you wouldn't apply the word to cute, helpful creatures like ladybugs.

Wagamama means selfish, willful; in a culture where personal sacrifice is the highest virtue, the connotation is far harsher, especially for women.

The connotation being: Is she available for sex? "My guard was up," Azadi recalled.

"As for the critique of air power, the connotation was that somehow a full-fledged ground war with the same mission against this same tricky and dug-in force would have been both more successful and less destructive".

At Martyn R Cox estate agents in Witney, Andy Wright says the connotation was not affecting the sale of a house on another Isis Close, in the village of Long Hanborough.

We saw many similarities between Pielke's description of the Issue advocate and ours but noted that the connotation was not exactly the same.

The connotation was clearly one of 'us and them', with management continuing to maintain responsibility for most decision-making and resource allocation functions and minimal partnering around this with health professionals.