Poor Aaron Copland had tried the "completely new" route a few years earlier at the opening of Philharmonic Hall with his Connotations for Orchestra, which the audience positively hated, even if the critics were equally loath to give him points for his musical volte face into serialism.
Goods that invoke Hitler, for example, are popular in India, where it seems some businesses think the pull of his charisma outweighs the negative connotation of his crimes.
He makes it perfectly clear, moreover, that his hypothesis the name did not carry a negative connotation in his work can save the phenomena of colors just as well as Newton's, which is to say, his hypothesis is compatible with the experimental evidence Newton gathers.
He had been born Edwin Finley Taliaferro in Detroit, but like many who discovered black nationalist movements in the 1960s, he relinquished his European names and took African ones each, in his case, with connotations of anti-colonial resistance.
For another, the melodic connotation of his drumming — notably with the guitarist Pat Metheny, in a range of settings — had seemed to foretell a compositional ken.
The pressure is on Lewis to remove the 'one and done' label that is becoming an annoying connotation with his team.
But to reporters in Austin, Mr. Perry denied there was a purely religious connotation to his remark, saying: "There's a lot of different ways to be called.
Harry Truman earned points for the connotation of his name when in a stunning upset he beat the Republican, Thomas Dewey, for the presidency.
It's such a well-known joke that a man with the last name "Crook" is running for Congress in part by comically subverting the connotation of his surname.
For example, while women might be described as having a "mane of blonde hair", the focus for men is more likely to be on a beard, with rather different connotations: "His full white beard is worn more in homage to Charles Darwin than the Almighty".
Nelson Rockefeller, an heir to the Rockefeller family fortune, spent much of his political career downplaying the elitist connotations that his background and fortune brought.
