Sentence examples for although deliberately from inspiring English sources

Mundine described Abbott's comments as "silly" and "bizarre", although deliberately provocative, culturally condescending, retrograde and insulting might have been more apt.

Although deliberately and undeniably bland, I find the dish oddly comforting: creamy, but not oppressively rich, faintly cheesy, the dominant taste is those sweetly caramelised tomatoes.

Like T.S. Eliot's modernist classic The Waste Land (1922), Cane, although deliberately fragmented, was designed to achieve a unified effect through its impressionistic use of language and its recurrent attention to questions of African American identity.

Although deliberately and viciously abated by dictatorships, it is worthy to say that the Arab Spring revolutions have proven that the youth never lost hope in changing their present in order to own the future.

Although deliberately simplified, our illustration demonstrates a principle that could readily extend to a number of more sophisticated scenarios (e.g. time-to-event analysis, multiple treatment centres, cross-classified structures).

Like Macdonald, although more deliberately, he used the bird to engineer a retreat from the world.

It is a moving attempt at 'love prose', although Barnes deliberately undercuts it by arguing that only poets should talk of love.

Her voice sounds natural and artless, although she deliberately places her melodies so that her most vulnerable confessions arrive just where her deep alto breaks into a fragile upper register.

The path to profitability is clear, although often deliberately delayed in exchange for growth.

Ned is so obtuse (although perhaps deliberately so) that he seems utterly oblivious to the fact that Phil has no wish to talk to him.

This method of choosing points to represent a pocket is similar to the one used by Morita et al. [20], although we deliberately use only one Connolly surface layer with optimized probe radius of 1.6 Å.