Sentence examples for between the deliberate from inspiring English sources

In the years between the deliberate Schrecklichkeit (terror) used against the populace during the initial assault and the endgame when the Germans razed the area and deported its population, a complicated modus vivendi was in place.

Dr. Tunnell's report is a projection that falls somewhere between the deliberate pace of science and the deadline-driven needs of law — a report that puts an important marker down on the progress of the gulf recovery, but is much more an early stab than the last word.

The link between the deliberate choice of a pain rating and the activation of the right amygdala during nonconscious nocebo trials supports previous suggestions of ways that unconscious motivation may affect our decisions and goal pursuits (Dijksterhuis et al. 2005; Custers and Aarts 2010).

A major difference between the deliberate-practice approach and the traditional approach to learning lies with the emphasis placed on skills versus knowledge what you can do versus what you know.

And the most interesting recent analysis presents a picture of high-level army authorities split between "restraint" and the deliberate targeting of riot leaders in the runup to Bloody Sunday.

Consider for example these lines from Macbeth: "The multitudinous seas incarnadine, / Making the green one red". The repetition of 'incarnadine' and 'red' is serendipitous, but the deliberate alternation between the Anglo-Saxon (Germanic) and the Latinate words suggests two pathways to and two perspectives on the world.

The compellingly androgynous figures, the absence of narrative, the deliberate contrast between hyperrealistic detail (those sharp-looking flowers in the foreground) and a random lack thereof (what is happening with the feet of the armored figure on the left?) — all of these have a feeling of now-ness that is fascinating, and hard to shake.

Simultaneously, it further elaborates responsiveness as the action element of RRI, by suggesting the deliberate choice between normative and procedural approach as one form of such action.

For Scranton, who is also an accomplished novelist, the deliberate interference between (the end of) the human life form and (the end of) human forms of life does much of the work that literary form normally does that, for the Russian formalist critic Viktor Shklovsky, even defines "literariness" as such: it defamiliarizes a reality we have come to take for granted.

In the 1981 case of Palmer v. Kansas City Chiefs, a Missouri appellate court ruled Gery Palmer, an offensive guard, should not receive payment for a back injury suffered in a game because football is a "dangerous pastime fraught with expectation of injury" and the "deliberate collision between human bodies" does not constitute an accidental injury worthy of Workers' Compensation.

For big policies, this includes the deliberate balancing act between social, economic and environmental well-being.