Sentence examples for at the deliberate from inspiring English sources

But to understand the political situation in a land as complicated as Turkey requires one to look not only at what is being said, but also at the deliberate silences.

McCabe's satire is directed not just at the industry of creative writing - Joey, supremely certain of his talents, invokes the shade of James Joyce, yet also earnestly refers to ' Becoming a Writer by Dorothea Brande, another of my favourite books' - but at the deliberate commercialisation of art and the impossibility of documenting anything as slippery as truth.

Arnauld rejects this position and instead identifies the efficacious grace with God's merciful will that the man arrive at the deliberate decision to give alms for the sake of God.

By the time I caught up to Avila, he had graduated to a couple of card tables set up outside Handsome, an assistant to handle the cash and a griddle he manned at the deliberate pace of a chef piecing out a tasting menu.

As an American, and as a writer, I'm appalled at the deliberate distortion of language in calling the shutdown a "slimdown," as if it were akin to losing a little weight, suggesting that we should look upon this ugly mess as something positive or proactive.

When Taksim was reoccupied by police forces last Tuesday—which led to a similar, if less intense, uproar most Turks I've spoken to were surprised at how protesters were treated, at how much gas was used, and at the deliberate, aggressive stance Erdogan took.

At any rate, the deliberate disconnects in Mr. Mayer's work give it animation, even as they flout the viewer's expectations of order.

The upper earnings limit was set at £60,000 with the deliberate aim of giving a warm state-funded hug to nine out of 10 families.

But at a time when the deliberate production of gawp-inducing hybrids did not carry such fraught ethical baggage, creatures like tigons would make an occasional crowd-pleasing appearance in zoos.

Research in instructional science has demonstrated that, in order to ensure acquisition and maintenance of a skill at the expert level, the deliberate practice of the educational objective must be employed [7].

Representative John Tanner, Democrat of Tennessee, said, "Every Republican and Democrat on this committee ought to be outraged at the willful, deliberate, sinister withholding" of information.