Type Specific Rules

This is very promising.

Hopeful.

Type Specific Settings

They gave their archetype a name, Pat the Professional.

Paul, that is the world's stupidist idea.

He's making a gesture.

You have a very special mind.

A diversion, like on Hogan's Heroes.

The aurora is a phenomenon characteristic of the polar regions.

He has a bright future.

(Geert Chatrou and audience whistling) (Whistling ends)

I think she's going to have a brilliant future.

Adds language specific support

That's exactly the kind of downhome country humor

Depends who owned it.

Do you have any particular style in mind?

This is a plant unique to this country.

He is a promising youth.

Our new contacts will give us access to bluechip clients, national governments...

Because they're exclusive. And fun, and they lead to a better life.

Language is peculiar to man.

And not only that

Pelage characteristic of an animal.

He is a promising young man.

He was one of our more promising analysts, in fact.

pos(192,225) with a promising future.

She has a job with good prospects.

In his youth, he had shown great promise.

I mean, we are.

Some problems are good for neural nets we know that others, neural nets are hopeless on them.

This is a custom peculiar to Japan.

This is a weakness peculiar to young people.

The koala is an animal peculiar to Australia.

I don't know.

It enters a new state of matter called a superfluid.

The block is indented inside the definition.

X axis, y axis so the f of x axis and to show you an odd function.

I'll give you a particular odd function, maybe the most famous of odd functions.

But in fact, that's why the slogan beyond petroleum worked.

A young lawyer with a fantastic new job and a dreamy doctor fiancé.

A young lawyer with a fantastic new job and a dreamy doctor fianc?

The smell is characteristic of garlic.

Beaches in Hawaii are famous for their large waves.

Max Weber thought that was peculiarly Protestant.