"Jihadi" and "Crusader" have similar connotation within Muslim and Christian terminology respectively.
Shermichael Singleton, a Dallas native and former HBCU student, says that dismissing negative connotations about race within conservative politics are key to better understanding of conservative ideology and the Republican Party.
Within social sciences, and gender studies in particular, the category of the category of gender has connotations of power misbalances between and within men and women and consequent differences in their social roles and positions.
Kaplan's categories of 'inhibited' desire, excitement and orgasm reinscribed a psychoanalytic affinity, with the concept of inhibition containing within it the psychoanalytic connotations of symptoms resulting from the defences mounted against anxiety.
My intention is to expose the connotation of light within darkness in every sense.
In relation to my artwork, I desire the beautiful exterior of my paintings to be paralleled with an elusively harrowing interior, my intention is to expose the connotation of light within darkness in every sense.
However, the adjectives used to describe Telemachus—"blameless", "discerning", and "decent"—are words with positive connotations in other of Tennyson's poetry and within the classical tradition, where "blameless" is an attribute of gods and heroes.
An assertion of plausibility within the context of an inquiry typically has pragmatic connotations as well: to say that a hypothesis is plausible suggests that we have some reason to investigate it further.
Finally, in the realm of connotations, we have access to those broader intellectual, linguistic, and disciplinary frameworks within which keywords function.
This point was echoed, although with more negative connotations, among consumers in relation to how the 'breast is best' rhetoric within maternity services was more than sufficient: I definitely wouldn't say professionals in breastfeeding [require incentives].
