Sentence examples for the possible connotations from inspiring English sources

Hodgson apologised for any offence caused and confirmed he had spoken to Townsend at the time and on Wednesday, which implies he had been aware of the possible connotations.

"Everyone wants so desperately to believe he's Hitler 2.0, and their warped image of him is clearly looming large at the forefront of their minds – so much so that they can't help but attach the worst possible connotation to even vague, offhand quips like these," said a 29-year-old Hispanic attorney from Florida, referring to his second amendment comments.

I use the word "home" in its best possible connotations: a place of safety and security, of warmth and acceptance, of comfort and deep identity.

The alternative may achieve narrow historical exactitude, but that is outweighed by its possible connotations of collective historical guilt, itself one of the elements in the Nazi demonising of the Jewish people.

Part of eating at places like Taco Bell is that if you think too long about the future, you remember that a lot of the things you're putting in your body have possible connotations and complications that won't be discovered until decades down the line, a whole series of mutations and deformities and general chemical effects waiting to take deeper hold in the continuum of humans.

One supposes that could change at some point, given that the possible "naughty" connotations of "Horizontal Drilling" seem fairly obvious, but we're not going to go there today.

Originally the band wanted the pictures to include burning stakes, however, given the possible KKK connotations, they settled for moody lighting instead.

"Detransitioning" is a nominally self-explanatory concept that nevertheless has a number of different possible connotations, all of which generally end with the trans person in question returning to a gender presentation that reflects their assigned sex at birth.

Scott's distinctive work contains so many possible connotations and implications that visitors may well find themselves circling around her sculptures again and again, detecting a fresh perspective at each turn.

did not accept that Mr Bennett did not know the possible sexual connotation of the phrase "popping in for a quick one" found Mr Bennett breached the assembly's code of conduct and the anti-harassment dignity and respect policy.

We also wanted to investigate the possible non-positive connotations of the relationship.