It discussed "rime" in its widest connotation, and it was noteworthy for its intellectual acuity, the scholarship for which was evident even though it had been created without consulting any books.
Royalty needs these modern connotations and its female stars, but it is in fact a deeply old-fashioned patriarchal institution, positively medieval in the case of Monaco.
Because the term fundamentalism is Christian in origin, because it carries negative connotations, and because its use in an Islamic context emphasizes the religious roots of the phenomenon while neglecting the nationalistic and social grievances that underlie it, many scholars prefer to call Islamic fundamentalists "Islamists" and to speak of "Islamist movements" instead of Islamic fundamentalism.
The dearth of romantic connotations of Estonia and its culture has made it a hard sell to travel publications.
As the major basis of evaluating the value of scientific programs or research papers by the country, departments, units and individuals, original innovation is still worth exploring and studying at present in the perspective of its connotation and evaluation methodology.
And what do we see when we strip the paper cylinder of its cultural connotations and simply examine its shape, color and texture? .
Like Mill, he distinguishes between a term's denotation, which is the object or objects it stands for, and its connotation, which is the property or properties it ascribes to something.
I claim this word and all of its negative connotations, and turn it into something new.
Clubnights like Gegen might offer a way in which to reclaim concept clubbing from its Secret Garden Party connotations and transform it into something as liberating and inclusive as the very first parties back in Clink Street in '88.
Chapman and Freeman suggested denormalization would spoil smoking's social acceptability, undermine its desirable connotations, and expose it as no more than a toxic behaviour [ 36].
