Sentence examples for always deliberate from inspiring English sources

Spock looks silly, but he's always deliberate and composed.

The only difference is that the humour in New Tricks is nearly always deliberate.

"Corruption is always deliberate, always clandestine," says Dr Dan Hough, of Sussex University.

Since 1976, the Supreme Court has held that all such statutes are unconstitutional — that juries must always deliberate separately on guilt and punishment.

To see the white man as always reasonable, always pure, always deliberate, always complex and always innocent.

We do not mean to imply that these practices were always deliberate and consciously articulated, but rather, that women couched their responses to societal demands in intricate routines of contraceptive practices.

"Mitt is always calm, deliberate, he's a planner," Mrs. Wright said.

Ms. Fleming, who has always made deliberate decisions about repertory, has said that the role of Thaïs could have been written for her.

She had a terrific figure and knew how to wear clothes, but there was always a deliberate mistake, a continuous source of amusement to us both.

It was five months ago when he first made that complaint and the timing of his latest comments, just as Chelsea are preparing to be reunited with the championship trophy, merely firms up the suspicion that it was always a deliberate ploy to put pressure on referees and "get an advantage", to use the description of Manuel Pellegrini at Manchester City.

Y Combinator founder Paul Graham wrote "Several users have suggested we ban Valleywag, not for anything in particular that they write about, but because their articles are always such deliberate linkbait.