Sentence examples for those connotations from inspiring English sources

Those connotations can be narrative gold for visual storytellers, and for advertisers they offer instant humanization.

"Although, perhaps in Dubai, the term doesn't have those connotations yet".

The estuary was deemed "pristine," with all those connotations of purity, even though people have been working there in one way or another for 100 years.

While recognising that "girl" can have negative connotations when used to describe a woman, we don't want to compound those connotations by recoiling at its use.

It gets used a lot without those connotations, and that's why it is completely different to how it is expressed in England, no?" Suárez insisted that his intent was not to insult Evra.

"A lot of times, when people think family location, they immediately think tracking, and we're trying very hard to shake those connotations," says Hulls. "When users use us, it's much more like a family network users use to coordinate their daily lives".

Those rogue connotations followed me into the workplace.

It doesn't have a lot of those negative connotations," said Walter Chen, iDoneThis co-founder.

Think "Pygmalion" with a dash of "Pretty Woman" (with none of those professional connotations).

Our earlier songs had those sexual connotations because we were these young kids and we wanted to get up in peoples' faces.

Because of its religious connotations, those who participate see it as a privilege.