"I wanted a private commitment that was uniquely about us and our love for each other, not about convenience or business," Mr. Hess said.
First, Reid presupposes that the mind has an irreducible capacity for intentional conception in which our mental states are uniquely about specific objects.
Moreover, since there is no causal link between the actual world w1 and the relevant non-actual world w2, it is unclear how non-actual thought in w2 can be uniquely about w1 (Williamson, 1987a: 257–258).
What is uniquely modern about our fate is that we feel obliged to respond to the pressure of time by making ourselves as efficient as possible – even when doing so fails to bring the promised relief from stress.
In his nighttime role, as the chairman of Community Board 1's Landmarks Committee, he is uniquely passionate about saving the character of Tribeca; in his daytime role, as a star salesman at Stribling, he is uniquely skilled at selling bits and pieces of it to people with the money to buy.
What is uniquely personal about resentment is that it seems to be an exclusively self-regarding form of anger, aroused on behalf of or in defense of the self, whereas other forms of anger, such as indignation or scorn, may be aroused on behalf of oneself or for the sake of others (Hughes, 2001).
But, that characteristic is what is uniquely special about this now 81-year-old Midwesterner, whose wealth rose more than five times since that 1993 cover.
As a state with an economy focused on exports--a lot of which go to countries with GMO bans--Washington is uniquely concerned about GMO contamination.
The novelist Susan Straight is uniquely positioned to write about being mixed race in America, even though she's not mixed race herself.
But what is uniquely compassionate-conservative about that?
