Sentence examples for this connotation of from inspiring English sources

This connotation of inwardness survives to this day.

"But it is an odd phrase and has this connotation of navel-gazing".

The poet Milton was not blind to this connotation of lewdness.

This connotation of the word 'convention' has led to many misrepresentations of Poincaré's views.

Billy Joel I love because when I was playing piano and having to go to music school, I was studying classical, and studying classical music has this connotation of being not so cool or whatever.

To me this carries the connotation of error signals.

Based on this model, later sections of this study explain the connotation of learning experiences.

(The sentence was revised after Harvard's medical dean wrote that "the connotation of this statement is unfortunate").

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

Based on case studies on the Tibetanisation of the Han nationality, the acculturation towards Tibetan culture and Han culture, and the Islamisation of the Tibetanised Hui people in Qinghai, this paper discusses the connotation of "harmony in diversity" in the context of ethnic relations in Qinghai.

This carries with it the connotation of sorcery and witchcraft with which no family wishes to be identified.