Sentence examples for three connotations from inspiring English sources

(2007, p. 373) distinguished between three connotations of flexibility and suggested 'flexibility of behaviour pattern' supposedly 'subsumes all the cognitive abilities required for serial reversal learning'.

Its title had two connotations.

The word had two connotations for Kerouac: 'beat' as in worn out by the conventions and constrictions of straight American society; and beat as in 'beatific' - blessed, holy, transcendent.

"....Nationalism has two connotations.

The one-word question implied a hundred connotations, including but not limited to: "A Russian girl?

The statistical techniques that became the central research tools in both disciplines provided new ways of imagining and representing the psychosocial (Bulmer et al., 1991; Danziger, 1990; Desrosières, 1998: ch. 5) In early descriptions, the word 'psychosocial' had two connotations.

'Immediate' here has two relevant connotations.

These four identified connotations of how the term has been used in literature are conceptually distinct, but appear to overlap.

In the late 20th century, information acquired two major utilitarian connotations.

There were no positive connotations twenty years ago.

Al explained that the two have different connotations.