His hands, in contrast, are perfectly manicured and deliberate in their spare gestures, suggesting that this is the guy to have around should you ever need a bomb defused.
As she deliberates between perfectly cooked calamari at the poolside bar or family lunch in a mountain village, I have a feeling she'll be back.
Rei Kawakubo experimented with punk hardware and deconstruction in the early nineteen-eighties, incorporating rips and tears and the deliberate ruination of perfectly nice garments.
McClellan, a very tentative, deliberate fighter, was perfectly matched in his adversary, Gen. Joseph E. Johnston, whose slow, careful retreat finally brought both armies to the gates of Richmond at the end of May.
That expertly wrought but astringent little piece harmonized with my picture of Peter, a thin man with a deliberate manner and a perfectly knotted tie.
But her way of looking – deliberate, oblique, measured, the long takes as perfectly composed as a painting, then mysteriously interwoven – absolutely alters what one sees.
They are mindful and deliberate in their love -- each connection crafted perfectly even.
Given the associations of that number, this might be deliberate, but given that the book hasn't been perfectly proofread (there's an odd slip with the punctuation), it might not be.
No infection model perfectly mimics human infection, and choosing the optimal model for the biological question at hand needs deliberate consideration of each model's advantages and disadvantages.
A perfectly rehearsed ensemble was led exuberantly by Nikolaj Hubbe and Ms. Whelan, (witty in a duet full of deliberate collisions), Mr. Higgins, Mr. Neal and Jenifer Ringer.
