Sentence examples similar to answer deliberately from inspiring English sources

When journalists fired questions at him, he answered deliberately, with a soft voice and few words.

Several have kept answers deliberately vague when asked if they'd keep portions of Obamacare.

He served as a straight man for foreign correspondent Jason Jones, answering deliberately inane questions such as "Why is your country so terrifying?" with sincere analysis about the depth of misunderstanding between the U.S. and Iran.

The borrowers on air are still responsible for their debt, but instead of resolving to work for decades pay it off, they take a crack at answering deliberately dumbed-down trivia questions.

Bahari was an amiable Newsweek journalist covering the Iranian election when he was interviewed for a segment of Stewart's "Daily Show". He served as a straight man for foreign correspondent Jason Jones, answering deliberately inane questions such as "Why is your country so terrifying?" with sincere analysis about the depth of misunderstanding between the U.S. and Iran.

His answer seemed deliberately vague.

Many economists now accept the uncomfortable answer: Generators deliberately withheld electricity from the market in order to drive high prices even higher.

Beckett has since responded to a parliamentary question from Conservative MP John Baron with a carefully crafted answer that deliberately ignores Howells' false claim.

"First he ducked it entirely, then deceived Coloradans with an incomplete answer to deliberately mislead voters on his record," Whithorne said.

They gave me lots of answers to technical questions but when I asked what coverage they were after the answers were deliberately vague to very precise questions.

Kinnock answers slowly, deliberately, each sentence punctuated by caveats and clauses.