Sentence examples for be rather deliberate from inspiring English sources

My work all had to be rather deliberate because I was shooting with a tripod.

Admittedly, in the outset this is rather deliberate.

Only the fourth is rather deliberate and rhythmically stolid; the second with its glorious high trumpet provides a great finale: these are peerless highlights of baroque music.

It is rather, she says, a deliberate and immoral attempt "to stoke up envy and division between people" in an attempt to gain electoral popularity.

"I'm a rather deliberate person, and this entails going through every aspect of the race," Mr. Fiala said.

They thought this pace was rather slower than what the Supreme Court meant by "all deliberate speed".

All unblindings appeared to be accidental rather than deliberate, and unblinders did not appear to be aware that they had unblinded themselves.

Yet the current citrus shades — including the emblematic oranges and lemons — seem rather to be a deliberate change from the "girly" pinks of the Paris Hilton era than any profound statement or obvious reference to the past.

Taking the final funding effort public was a deliberate rather than desperate decision, according to Co-Producer Lotti Pharriss Knowles.

Congress is deliberating (or rather not deliberating) on key issues for young people, including student loan laws and rates, immigration reform, public education funding and tax reform.

Incrementalism in strategy is viewed as a natural phenomenon to be managed, rather than a deliberate course of action that is skillfully executed.