Sentence examples for Highly deliberate from inspiring English sources

Friedman notes that the "self-reflections that make choices and actions autonomous need not be conscious" and that "autonomous choice…does not need to be highly deliberate or deliberated" (Friedman 2003, 8).

The process gives DeLillo's drafts a highly deliberate pace, like a blind man tapping his way forward.

It has not been my experience, however, that anything valuable (to me) has ever come out of a highly conscious, highly deliberate act of writing.

For Democrats the importance of considering nominees in a highly deliberate fashion, including assessing their ideological outlooks, is similarly suddenly important.

In the end, however, Mr. Philbrick's highly deliberate, on-one-hand, on-the-other-hand approach to Custer isn't terribly persuasive.

And as in Douglas Adams's "Hitchhiker's Guide" series, zany high jinks -- lifted, in turn, from Lewis Carroll, Kurt Vonnegut and Monty Python -- proliferate with good-natured, if highly deliberate abandon.

Then there are highly deliberated decisions like buying a house, choosing a vacation destination, etc.

And Pop's guest appearance is highly evocative, whether deliberate or not.

It will require Zumthor, who turned 70 last week, to adapt his highly precise and deliberate style to a crowded site in the heart of Los Angeles.

What is clear is that in this confrontation nothing is left to chance and the leaks that appear in the media – usually via celebrity website TMZ's host Harvey Levin, are deliberate and highly strategised.

In a deliberate and highly symbolic move, Hill's portfolio – financial regulation that affects the City of London – will pass to Valdis Dombrovskis, the commissioner in charge of the euro.