Sentence examples for Deliberate effect from inspiring English sources

Misrepresented, because a large part of the resulting stigma can be a systematic – even deliberate – effect of power.

In his book "The Death of a President" (Harper & Row, 1967), William Manchester told how the broken note would "be widely regarded as a deliberate effect".

The ceilings consisted of a series of poorly aligned concrete slabs with deep grooves separating them, and covered in pockmarked stubble (a deliberate effect).

He recovered from them quickly enough that you wondered if that slight sense of distraction was a deliberate effect (however puzzling).

In her new all-female quartet, Gill's constructions and deconstructions, already foregrounded by the abstracting, deliberate effect of her dancers, are further clarified by means of a square grid on the floor.

There were some missteps in faster songs, including "Wetterfahne," in which the rapidity of the words tripped up the singer's pitches and his dynamics veered as uncontrolledly as the wind-jerked weather vane, perhaps a deliberate effect but a mistaken one.

Opacity and ambiguity can be deliberate effects in modernist writing: sometimes the text goes dark, reference becomes uncertain, language aspires to the condition of music.

So I started experimenting with that, trying to create really deliberate effects and to organize the accidental things that were happening.

So I started experimenting with that, trying to create really deliberate effects and to organise the accidental things that were happening.

The Central Intelligence Agency analysed the effects of Operation Deliberate Force and Operations Maestral 2 and Sana, and noted that the NATO air campaign did not degrade VRS combat capability as much as some might think because the airstrikes were never primarily directed at field-deployed units, but at command and control infrastructure.

Mr. Singer should trust that the weird stresses and mis-rhymes he hears in rap are there for deliberate poetic effect.