This robot-produced milk connoted for me a battery hen-style operation, insensitive and inhumane.
I asked a teenager what cousin connoted for her and she instantly said "tiring": cousinhood brings obligations in this country too.
If the "circumstances" of the individual connote, for Ortega, any situation toward which an act may be directed by the "I," then it serves, for the most part, more as a condition than as a denial of the individual's freedom of action.
A week ago, on Israel's Independence Day, Barak had told foreign dignitaries that Iran is not "'rational' in the Western sense of the word," the one that connotes looking for "the status quo and the peaceful resolution of problems".
Kaizen The term connotes "change for the better" or "improvement".
Three possibilities for this uproar came to mind: 1) It was because Aslan, a Muslim (former Christian), wrote the book, or 2) The word "Zealot" itself connotes, especially for a Muslim writer, a vicious radical, like a car bomber, or 3) It is still too difficult to see through the apparition of the divine Jesus to recognize the man.
By reputation, it's where you go if you want to hook up, although perhaps not if you are, as the vulgate has it, "looking for someone" — the phrase that connotes a desire for commitment but a countervailing aversion to compromise.
The Impala and Mustang connote speed, for instance, while the Stingray and Jaguar are named after animals that represent stealth.
But in today's verbally forthright pop climate, the word has come to connote nostalgia for good manners, taste, discretion and subdued elegance.
Used to connote derision for the garish and excessive tastes of China's new rich, the term tuhao has since gone viral, yielding more than 24.2 million search results on Sina Weibo, China's popular microblog platform, as of Tuesday afternoon.
