Sentence examples for actually deliberately from inspiring English sources

Similarly, the raising of the VAT rate is regressive in impact, so that cumulatively these and other measures have actually deliberately made the poor poorer.

We hear repeatedly about investing for retirement, but statistics indicate that few of us are actually deliberately planning for our futures.

"When you went into the studio in the past, you went to a space that was actually, deliberately sealed off from music, because the only music you were supposed to be hearing in there was yours," he said.

Military nuclear commanders designed the hardware and procedures of emergency decision-making to ensure that no president would actually deliberately opt to ride out a Soviet nuclear attack, even though U.S. nuclear policy [as stated above -- RW] endorsed second-strike retaliation - assured destruction - as the essential element of U.S. deterrent strategy...

Some people enjoy the thrill of being scared so much that they'll actually deliberately seek out things that make them feel like they're in danger but are actually safe.

It's the kind of place where golfers might actually try deliberately to hit their balls into the water, just for an excuse to plunge into the dazzling sea.

While I was simply answering the question honestly, there are people who actually are deliberately keeping this information from you.

Many events and dialog were made up, attempting to portray the man as the writers and producers wanted to portray him, rather than how he truly was," wrote McGill "I do not know why others chose not to view it, but knowing the movie was masquerading as factual when it was actually and deliberately fictional caused me to lose all interest".