Sentence examples similar to articulated deliberately from inspiring English sources

Her response is slow and deliberately articulated.

They are interrogating a suspect – thought to be the driver – who was arrested 2km from the scene and are working on the assumption the black Scania articulated truck was deliberately driven into the busy market in Breitscheidplatz.

Such words, delivered in passing with a shrug, often have more power and resonance than deliberately articulated viewpoints, because they create an assumed, default reality.

Medical students and residents might subtly acquire particular biases by simply spending time in environments where others have these biases, even though the bias is never deliberately articulated or overtly expressed to them that is, the hidden curriculum.

The Israeli leader issued a tart response to the president's speech before emplaning for Washington on Thursday night.Beyond the mention of 1967 and other detailed specifics earnestly being parsed by the experts, Mr Obama's speech was striking in that it deliberately embraced and articulated the key contentions advanced by the Israeli peace camp, now in opposition to the Netanyahu government.

Some authors, like Graham Greene, have articulated a personal philosophy identifying their novels as either deliberately written "entertainments" or what they consider serious literature.

The importance of variable daily experiences for infants was deliberately addressed and support given when parents articulated difficulty leaving the house.

The diplomats who articulated the "Responsibility to Protect" populations from crimes against humanity deliberately left out severe environmental destruction in order to avoid being too controversial.

Findings from the study show that the key players active in the water law review process deliberately took into account the political goals and dynamics of power asymmetry within which the law was being articulated.

— lacked articulated answers.

Risks are being articulated.