Sentence examples for a deliberate show from inspiring English sources

Flanked by his deputy, John Prescott, and the chancellor, Gordon Brown, in a deliberate show of unity, Mr Blair admitted the government was fallible.

President Barack Obama has pulled out of a summit with Russia's Vladimir Putin in a deliberate show of frustration at Moscow's decision last week to give temporary asylum to the American fugitive Edward Snowden.

Shortly before the prime minister spoke, leaders of the country's powerful military appeared on television in what may have been a deliberate show of unity for an army notorious for its divisions and intrigue.

In what strategists described as a deliberate show of confidence, he refrained from referring to Michael Howard or Tony Blair by name but attacked the Conservatives for their uncritical support of the conflict.

It was a deliberate show of solidarity with Willstätter which could have seen him arrested or threatened with a lawsuit, but Wieland had already risked far more both secretly and publically in support of the Jews.

Chaffetz made a deliberate show of unity with Cummings when he campaigned for the job among his colleagues, traveling with Cummings to his Baltimore district and inviting the Democrat to dine on cheesy potatoes with Chaffetz's constituents in Utah.

President Putin's deliberate show of force sent the message that Russia was prepared to go to war with Ukraine.

It seemed a deliberate move to show how profoundly he wasn't bothered.

The mass was a remarkable achievement, a deliberate attempt to show that the polyphonic idiom was still possible when everywhere it was dying.

Focusing on Republicans was a deliberate tactic to show majority lawmakers that they would not be punished by core constituents for supporting the bills, Mr. Miller said.

For Ms. Berry, 37, "Catwoman" was a deliberate attempt to show, in the wake of her Oscar, that she could be a box office draw.