The latter lacks direction and connotes retreat, if not defeat.
'Psychosomatic illness', in popular usage, tends to connote deception, if not of others then at least of oneself, raising sensitive questions about wilful motivation and individual culpability (Lawrie, 2000; Stone et al., 2004).
The notion of a faucet also connotes passivity, as if Adams were merely a medium, a delivery device for the music.
If cozy connotes small, then BISTRO M is a prime example of a cozy restaurant.
Kapranos was generally vague about his accusations, and his tone connotes lightheartedness -- even if such allegations are often the stuff of lawsuits within the music industry.
But if the tone connotes anger, insult or sarcasm, it can be perceived as a sign of rejection.
It connotes something quite different than if you said, "fabulous people doing fabulous things in fabulous places".
It connotes 'shut in' to me, as if mothers who don't do paid work are too fragile to handle the outside world.
If readiness is that gateway to sexual activity, it connotes an important function preceding their first sex, and if not addressed properly may prolong the harmful consequences of adolescent sex that youth in sub-Saharan Africa continue to experience.
If, as Adès says, the ark of his title connotes "the ship of the world," it is foundering in roiling waters.
