His father was, according to Michael, kind but rather shy and uncommunicative.
Not the chemical kind, but rather the Oakland Museum of California's new exhibit exploring marijuana's long, strange, trip through California.
Not the highly disciplined marching-band, baton-assisted kind, but rather the languid, flowing-dress-wearing, I'm-so-in-tune-with-the-universe-that-I-will-never-get-dizzy kind.
And Ludwig Wittgenstein, in his Remarks on the Foundations of Mathematics (1956), can be seen as recommending a noncognitivist approach to logical and mathematical statements, according to which they do not record truths of some special kind but rather express rules which regulate the use of more ordinary or empirical statements.
For example, they kept an old Andean method of creating revenues for their princes, which involved setting aside acreage for regional authorities and demanding from the conquered peasantry not tribute in kind but rather labour on the field thus set aside.
Neither speaker has a dock of any kind, but rather stream music wirelessly through Apple's AirPlay.
Reid interprets Hume as holding that these three faculties do not differ in kind, but rather in the degree of force and vivacity of the ideas that are their objects.
Poincaré suspected that the logicians were actually making an equivocal use of the term logic and that they no longer sought the former kind, but rather a "new logic" containing principles of synthetic proof or formations of non-logical concept.
He does not begin from a single highest kind, but rather lists the following as the ten highest categories of things "said without any combination" (Categories 1b25): There are two sorts of substance: a primary substance is, e.g., an individual man or horse; the species (and genera) of these individuals (e.g., man, animal) are secondary substances.
I'm not talking about the good-natured kind, or the saving kind, but rather Pakistanis themselves bashing the Western world for stepping in and turning themselves into heroes.
