Hume's brief remarks on this subject have been further developed by other compatibilists with whom Hume is often closely identified (e.g., Moritz Schlick and J.J.C. Smart) This sort of forward-looking, utilitarian account of responsibility has been subject to telling criticism.
And ii. the Mothman legend itself is only really associated with a period of paranormal horror in the Point Pleasant area from 1966 to 1967, where the Mothman was linked with unconnected supernatural events, including the eventual collapse of a bridge, which is all extremely terrifying and suggests a sort of forward-looking all-knowingness in the monster, which again is very horrible.
This sort of talk – and this sort of ding dong – would get you into a lot of trouble across the pond, where the authorities are none too keen on "forward looking statements".
I'm sort of looking forward to seeing how we do".
Indeed, Captain Bowersox said, the off-target landing was welcome in its own way, because "I was sort of looking forward to soaking in the scenery, and we got to do that" before rescuers arrived.
Post-makeover, Hoberman said, "Now I'm sort of looking forward to 'Hey, let me try that pant with those shoes.' " If Weitz has accomplished one radical thing, it might be getting straight men to use the word "pant".
Mr. ARRINGTON: So let's talk about what you just brought up, which is sort of the looking forward.
Those parts of the Middle East that are forward looking, that want to develop prosperity… there are people that are asking these questions and that's a possibility for thinking about some sort of relationship".
And then as they kept coming, I sort of looked forward to them".
Mata's goal record in his professional career is just short of one in every three games, so Villas-Boas is getting the sort of forward that he has been looking for - a player with excellent close control and acceleration who can stretch the game, but who can equally drop inside to score a goal.
Furthermore, both the backward and forward looking causal theories run into trouble when dealing with parts of the language other than the sorts of kind terms on which their defenders typically focus.
