Thematically, the band are still fostering their obsession with time (think back to singles Skip to the End and Meantime, and also the rip it up and start again connotation of their record label moniker), kicking off their current single with the lines: "It's time to wake up!
In general, terms are located in the proper octant according to the connotation of their meaning ("good", "good/exciting", "exciting", "bad/exciting", "bad", "bad/calming", "calming", "good/calming").
"For Americans, bluejeans have a special connotation because of their association with the Old West and rugged individualism," said Steven Bleicher, author of "Contemporary Color: Theory and Use".
SCIENCE TIMES The Basics column on Oct. 23, about the color blue, included an incorrect title for Steven Bleicher, who commented that "for Americans, bluejeans have a special connotation because of their association with the Old West and rugged individualism".
Strong narcotics, such as morphine, are stigmatised by connotations of addiction and their association with death [ 36], and therefore, patients may be reluctant to use them.
This kind of in-depth studies, which include an analysis of the patients' language and of the connotations and meanings of their words, may well represent a further approach to understanding the patients' conditions and their necessities, and may act as a guide for all those who administer care.
At Richard Nicoll, angora sweaters were heat stamped to look like mock croc, turning the strokeable connotations of soft knitwear on their head.
But an item does not have to be beautiful or expensive to tell a story, though wedding dresses with their connotations of romance, adventure, and embarking upon a journey are often magical – leading many to identify with the anonymous donor and feel touched by his story.
