These interpretations bring different connotations to donations.
Though the idea of 'spiking' your hair may bring back connotations of bad middle-school hair styles, don't give up hope on the style so fast.
The veil design motif brings all these connotations into play.
"I don't want to use the word soul, because it brings up awful connotations of soulful house," he says, "but there has to be personality behind the music.
She spent much of this restless solo lying on a small Oriental rug (which brings up different connotations of the exotic other), pushing her slender body into extreme poses, her legs spread wide and face often hidden from the lights' glare and the audience's steady gaze.
I don't like the word because it brings up bad connotations to me.
They had a term for fever and understood that fever was a danger signal, but didn't have a word that brought the connotation of harm or danger together with cold for babies.
To call this book's topic "ambient intelligence" brings a positive connotation of something neutral and supportive in the background, maybe even something warm and fuzzy.
Moreover, in some ways, the coming wave of technology enhancements brings a darker connotation to the title of P.D. James novel and miniseries, Devices and Desires, as the enabling of devices unleashes some of man's less noble desires.
Even so, the moral error theorist may still dislike the term "skeptic" for the connotations it brings that her position is somehow to be defined in opposition to a mainstream, and that she thus starts off shouldering a burden of proof.
