Sentence examples for an element of deliberate from inspiring English sources
He adds: "There's an element of deliberate decision making here.
There was an element of deliberate mystification about the process, which was in the hands of the Compensation Committee, sometimes known as the Politburo.
There is an element of deliberate, knowing romanticism in Hester that is both supported and undermined by Mr. Davies and Ms. Weisz's understanding of her.
This is not to suggest that there was necessarily an element of deliberate fabrication at work, at least at the level of a compiler like Ibn Isḥāq, who was clearly not inventing stories from scratch.
His defenders retaliated by devising a more complicated image of their man, one in which irony played a crucial role, which allowed for an element of deliberate provocation, and which insisted on making a separation between private opinions and public writings.
Traditionally, the establishment of urban trees and forests has involved some element of deliberate design, which includes, at the very least, selection of location and species, followed by planting and subsequent maintenance.
This does entail an element of chance, described by Pacey as "the deliberate reduction of plant density results in some sacrifice of yield in seasons of ample rainfall, but it makes for greater certainty that there will be useful grain production in a drought year". Two examples are reported by Kovda (1961) of the use of naturally occurring run-off in arid areas of the USSR.
I think there was an element of that… but really, I think it was deliberate concealment.
Bergkamp has previously stated the goal had an element of luck on account of Dabizas standing a yard off him and because of that some, bafflingly, argue that it was not deliberate.
