Sentence examples for be as deliberately from inspiring English sources

Mr. Morris said the set would be as deliberately conceived and executed as any jazz session.

There's a copy of Moby Dick on the hero's bedroom floor, and the symbolic significance of the Blot is as deliberately obscure as that of Melville's whale - is it sin, fear, depression, or something more ambivalent?

Few dramatic plots, after all, are as deliberately artificial as that of Così, which depends on a deception it would be impossible to sustain for a second in real life.

Its successive images, which are as deliberately composed as paintings and often evoke traditional portraiture, picture Irish schoolchildren, singly and in small groups, in and around their rather decrepit public school.

The non-rhymes are as deliberately plotted as the rhymes themselves really are, but this casual-seeming technique increases the sense that "Words" is more free of fixings than fixed, a kind of meandering stream or dry-stone wall of a poem.

The Peaky Blinders as a gang were as deliberately stylish as they were violent.

The occasion is as deliberately momentous as it is intentionally inconsequential.

The narratives are hard to ascertain, as she speaks in both English and French and her recited passages are as deliberately gnarled as the instrumentals.

It's as if it's been deliberately left as blank as possible to be as inoffensive as possible — to try to appeal to as wide a group as possible.

Automatically disregarding revived memories is as hard as deliberately forgetting things — we can't do it.

More than halfway through the season, the Knicks are actually playing as deliberately as they did with Ewing.