Modern Family Jay Ed O'Neilll) tries to make a good first impression on new neighbors while Manny (Rico Rodriguez) aims to appeal to a young woman with an unconventional mind-set.
First, much of the writing has the endearing quirkiness of having sprung from a truly unconventional mind.
Over the course of 10 head-spinningly nonlinear chapters, Vonnegut's darkest memories from Dresden refract through the prism of a brilliant and unconventional mind, like light filtered through a warped stained-glass window, scattering colorfully and unpredictably.
Not radically unconventional, mind you: small engines are arriving in big cars from many makers, and Ford even offered a 4-cylinder in the original Taurus of 1986, when gas seemed cheap at a pump price of less than $1 a gallon.
I do not believe that ADD is an illness or disorder, but that its "symptoms" are the real drawbacks of having one type of unconventional mind.
Dr Ned Hallowell's Driven to Distraction, which became a bestseller in the mid-1990s in part by claiming ADHD was a "good‑news diagnosis" characteristic of maverick entrepreneurs and brilliant, unconventional minds, is, according to Schwarz, more marketing than science.
Still, that same unconventional mind-set enables Parks to change the way the audience sees things.
MIT attracts and puts to good use uncommon, unconventional minds and characters like Gadi.
Anyone who has been drawn into the paranoid, hallucinatory premises of Dick's best fiction -- a "what-if?" history in which the Japanese occupy America after winning World War II, a race of manufactured people who believe they're human -- will enjoy spending time with one of science fiction's most unconventional minds.
The monologues make clear the radical originality of Browning's new manner: they involve the reader in sympathetic identification with the interior processes of criminal or unconventional minds, requiring active rather than merely passive engagement in the processes of moral judgment and self-discovery.
