| Gone, too, were the essentially macho male connotations which had informed abstract expressionism, to be replaced by a new lyricism. |
| These issues and their connotations for academic freedom and campus sustainability are complex and convoluted. |
| The lorette carried within her persona all the connotations of urban display and luxury consumption. |
| In addition, trainees will be expected to know the official etymology, derivations, connotations and denotations of the term. |
| Such an experience, which seems very remote from our jet-age culture, carried with it connotations of personal development and maturation. |
| It is an example that has connotations of sacredness associated with the blessed tree. |
