I remember, to my shame, picking up AM Homes's May We Be Forgiven, and putting it back down again because the title not only seemed unwieldy but also had church sermon-like connotations.
Most Rastafarians do not use certain words in the English language as they have devil-like connotations.
The city's "premier firm providing life and wealth management for the gay, lesbian and supportive community," however, is Christopher Street Financial, which has never actually been on Christopher Street but likes the connotation.
Some people might use the word "arranged," but that has a number of connotations I'd like to avoid.
The term "Lymelike illness" on this continent could now be considered, as the study presents some identity pointer to the wider Borrelia spp. infections as in patient D. "Lyme-like illness" has differing connotations.
Mrs. Obama — energetic, committed, casual but serious about her role — has done it right, raking away the dumb connotations like weeds.
Mrs. Obama energetic, committed, casual but serious about her role has done it right, raking away the dumb connotations like weeds.
She also pledged to further limit access to the province's English-language junior colleges and to ban clothing with religious connotations like head scarves and skullcaps.
Even people who grew up with a lot of money, student life is supposed to have certain connotations, like you go without some things".
However, if the economic problems of the black community are defined exclusively in terms of race, they can be isolated and seen as requiring only race-specific solutions, as proposed by the political left, or narrow political solutions with subtle racial connotations (like welfare reform), as trumpeted by the right.
But the purchasing audience (again: instructors, not students) like the familiar connotations of the cover page.
