Sentence examples for ugly connotation from inspiring English sources
"Basement has an ugly connotation".
Being competitive can have an ugly connotation in our society.
And I think I know why: I think it's because the word "deluded" carries such an ugly connotation.
"Step" has so many ugly connotations when it's associated with "parent".
It also notes the use of the phrase "gerbil of a thing" to describe the minister had extremely ugly connotations.
They depict black people in degrading and demoralizing frames of reference and form ugly connotations that portray them as "lazy and simple".
He forbids his client to use the word "fracking" because of its ugly sound and sexual connotations, shows how an ad campaign based on reassurance turns to one playing on public fear and buys off a wavering local councillor through naked bribery.
There is often a racial connotation to all of these grievances, one that Trump has exploited, sometimes explicitly, but more often than not through an ugly brand of dog-whistle politics that has stoked racial tensions.
"The connotation, mainly, is crime".
The proper connotation is Joe Sixpack.
