Morrissey is a pop star of unusual writing talent, but he's written a usual sort of pop-star memoir: fascinating until he achieves true power and earns enough money to want to protect it, at which point it turns dull and sometimes petty.
In van Fraassen's story, a straightforward causal explanation of the usual sort of $S$ in terms of $H$ (although the object in question is a tower rather than a flagpole) is first offered.
Mr. Greene's family tree was of the usual sort, though after college he found himself a splendid vintage aluminum Evergleam on eBay.
Four of the shots were of the usual sort, jumpers from 20, 21, 22 and 21 feet out.
I am even more delighted to tell you that it is not of the usual sort of cold-weather advice to be found in fashion magazines.
He is astute in describing the internal and external politics of institutions traditionally expected to remain above politics of the usual sort.
Disappointment among the citizenry will create strong incentive to politicians to identify scapegoats of the usual sort: ethnic minorities and foreigners.The end of the Quinze Glorieuses need not mean an outbreak of crises and conflict.
The story is episodic, entirely lacking in "action" or "plot" of the usual sort; but these supposed narrative necessities are fully replaced by the powerful and gathering direction or intention of the book as a whole.
The application of the rule is potentially infinite, and bizarre interpretations of the rule, as well as the standard use of it, are compatible with any finite set of applications of the usual sort such as 7 + 14 = 21.
If we fix (via an intervention) the behavior of the gunman two at its actual value (he does not shoot), then an independent intervention that alters whether gunman one shoots will alter whether victim dies, thus identifying s1 as the actual cause of d, despite the absence of counterfactual dependence (of the usual sort) between d and s1.
Any formal system of the usual sort could be 'reduced' into one in which there is only one provability predicate and truth (= provability) in the reducing system of the elementary proposition ⊢ ⟨φ⟩ holds only when φ is provable in the reduced system (pp. 34 35).
