You don't have to read very much German history to understand why this headline, Air Strike: A German Officer Gave the Order on the website of the Tagesspiegel this morning, might have unfortunate connotations, especially since the airstrike in question seems to have resulted in the death of some ninety Afghans, and unknown number of them civilians.
(Hume's theory is sometimes identified as "sentimentalism," but that term has unfortunate modern connotations).
The mountain range has unfortunate theme park connotations, and the design seems overpacked with unformed ideas.
A downside of Patient Reported Outcomes is that the term 'patient' has unfortunate and inappropriate connotations of passivity that Clare Bradley would rather avoid although others have restricted their concern to the fact that a focus on patients excludes other groups of interest.
This term has unfortunate, but perhaps not inaccurate, connotations of royal prerogative.
(That phrase was hastily selected by the White House press secretary to replace the ill-considered "Crusade for Cold," which had unfortunate religio-cultural connotations dating back to a 13th-century Saharan sirocco).
Filmed during the First World War, the silent footage features a young Canadian soldier called Dick – a name that seemingly had no unfortunate connotations back then – who is on leave in London where nicely dressed young women approach him, one after another.
Second, the term rigged has an unfortunate connotation of illegitimacy, as in the terms rigged election or rigged roulette table, and this connotation must be dismissed as prejudicial.
(For an introduction to the logic of quantifiers and bound variables, the basics of which are presupposed in this article, see Shapiro (2013).) Talk of "commitment" has an unfortunate connotation: it applies more naturally to persons than to theories.
He conceded that the word ceasefire had "an unfortunate connotation in the Syrian context" because some had been achieved by government sieges or starvation so that residents faced no alternative.
