Sentence examples for a bit deliberate from inspiring English sources

The opening movement felt a bit deliberate in places, its extremes of tempo and dynamics at times over-controlled, its logic rather than its emotional depth very much to the fore.

It's a little bit deliberate and forced, but it serves me, and I think judging -- and that's the right word for what I'm doing -- from a distance keeps me with clean hands.

But Genly's skin color was not a prediction, it was a bit of deliberate activism.

How has your leadership style evolved over time? A. I'm probably a bit more deliberate now than I probably was 10 or 15 years ago.

A possible interpretation that was widely discussed in the region is that North Korea was engaging in a bit of deliberate ambiguity to warn its neighbors Japan and South Korea as well as the United States while maintaining a scrap of deniability.

His whole philosophy is based on attack, which is why it was curious to hear Mayweather say the other day he thought Pacquaio was more dangerous going backwards; that was either a slip of the tongue or a bit of deliberate mischief, because the Filipino's gearbox is almost permanently on over-drive and carrying him into the battle zone.

While tech companies have been a bit more deliberate about fostering diversity and inclusion in the last few years — and have made a small bit of progress — the venture capital industry is still sorely lacking in that area.

It's a long ways from being used on a real person — the video demo is a little janky, though doubtless they'd be a bit more deliberate with a real human — but the benefits seem manifest even in this early form.

He was a bit too deliberate when handling and passing the puck, and fought much less as he got older, while slowly breaking down over time.

"I think both developers are conscious that they probably oversaturated last time, and they can be a bit more deliberate this time and not destroy the market by oversaturating".

P: Yes, perhaps sometimes a bit of deliberate provocation".