Sentence examples for an almost deliberate from inspiring English sources

I can't seem to pinpoint exactly why there's an almost deliberate ignorance about the president's positions.

And it is impossible to find at once the passage you're looking for, which is almost deliberate, an effect of Claudia's – and my – rejection of the notion of linear memory.

Mr. Lewis's poise is such that he made a momentary memory slip in the second movement sound almost deliberate, as if it were a variation in the rhythm of the movement's main theme.

Yushchenko is a soft-spoken and conciliatory former banker, and his presidency has been characterized by an almost painfully deliberate approach to ending official Ukraine's robust criminal culture.

There is something candid and almost deliberate about his more maladroit episodes.

It is to McCleen's great credit that the resulting tension seems almost deliberate.

"It's almost deliberate the extent to which they blank it out," says Thorn, "because it isn't what they want their mum to be".

Ms. Shafer could have used help even more; she wielded her consummately lovely voice with almost deliberate plainness, her foursquare phrasing depriving her solo of the melting, floating quality that can make it a stand-out.

What seems to be the most unique feature of this pop-up experience is the almost deliberate attempt to shock the eater.

They act as apt metaphors for urban decay; from her sculpture of the bankrupt and perpetually recovering city of Detroit, to the skyline of the overwhelmingly expensive city of London, the "melting" processes that take place look almost deliberate in their own natural decompositions.

By ruling this week that there are no limits regarding private campaign contributions, the Republican majority of the Supreme Court have taken another brazen step in an almost mind-bogglingly deliberate attempt at eviscerating whatever roadblocks remain on the way to total corporate governance, and a victory for big business fat-cats, everywhere.