An attitude that takes one kind of thing essentially as its object cannot be the same kind of attitude as one that takes another kind of things essentially as its object.
"Was I worth that kind of money, essentially?" Genzyme has argued the price was necessary to recoup its investment and pay for more research.
Against my indictment of the Republican caucus as a whole, they've basically argued that the seeming irrationality of G.O.P. strategy across the last few weeks mostly just reflects the mistakes, shading into incompetence, of John Boehner's negotiating strategy, rather the kind of deeper, essentially methodless dysfunction that I see when I look at the House Republicans.
"But all of us are living the same kind of life, essentially.
I wanted to find newer, more interesting ways to say some of these very common fears, excitement, any kind of emotions, essentially.
Across the whole Patten project, there's an aim to provide materials that make the act of perceiving kind of visible, essentially.
Even a mother and infant hate each other sometimes, for moments at a time, in what is probably the most innocent kind of hate; essentially control battles entered into with the understanding that love is over-arching.
The biggest danger of this kind of thinking (of, essentially, believing your own PR) is that you stop being willing to learn anything new that doesn't fit your existing mindset.
Mr. Romney's committees in the three states that do not restrict donations to these kinds of organizations, essentially gives him a flexible pot of "soft money" — or unregulated contributions — before he formally decides to run and becomes subject to strict federal limits on political donations.
These kinds of problems, essentially coupled ones, are required analysis for the safe design of structures.
