Sentence examples similar to a deliberate resolution from inspiring English sources
The festive prose is in fact a kind of enticement, even a trap, because the telling will lead to an unexpected, though also subtly prepared, act of violence, which in turn inspires a chilling and thought-provokingly deliberate resolution.
The resolution is a deliberate deus ex machina, regressing Margaret so she can start anew, although Davies remarked that the resolution did not come completely out of nowhere as the TARDIS' psychic link had been already established.
The narratives differ at the point of resolution: Genentech made a deliberate effort to repair a poor relationship with BCA and turned to NBCC as an active partner, whereas Myriad did little to reconcile with FORCE or NBCC.
In addition, during the World Health Assembly of May 2002, the 191 member states agreed to a resolution recognizing that a deliberate release of biological agents could have serious public health implications and jeopardize public health achievements of the past decades (7).
Since the Security Council began deliberating a resolution on the crisis in Syria in August, the death toll has doubled, rising to more than 2,900, while the number of those missing or in detention has reached the tens of thousands.
The former minister also condemned claims that France would veto any UN resolution authorising military action in Iraq as "a deliberate lie".
"We have rather iron-clad information from sources in both the Arab world and internationally that this was a deliberate push by the United States and in fact they helped create the resolution in the first place," Keyes said.
Was that a deliberate choice?
It was a deliberate archaization.
It's a deliberate choice.
