Sentence examples for carefully deliberates from inspiring English sources

In his 12 years in the Senate, Mr. Lieberman has acquired a reputation for steady habits, family values and faithfulness to his beliefs -- a moderate who carefully deliberates options, sometimes agonizing over them publicly, and often seems to be striking a balance between conservative and liberal instincts.

However, Blanc (2009) revises and carefully deliberates the different information sources.

"The members have a right to carefully deliberate," Mr. Manley said.

He said he thought Mr. Bush's decision was "carefully deliberated and cautiously made".

Do they line up the shot very carefully, deliberate over which club to select, or jump right into it?

The move was a carefully deliberated reaction to a government he feels is out of step with the culturally enlightened country he loves.

With that problem in mind, Mr. Demario said, "We carefully deliberated about what we were authorized to do under the statute" to reduce ambiguity.

This was no sudden outburst of adolescent rage but the long-planned and carefully deliberated decision of an intelligent young man who showed no remorse then or later.

"Kurt Merz Schwitters: A Biographical Study" by Gwendolen Webster (University of Wales Press; £40) skilfully gives the full measure of a man whose life was at once uproarious and carefully deliberated.Dada art and cabaret thrived in the turbulent inflationary Germany of the 1920s.

For him, Alexander's burning of the palace at Persepolis — then and now a shocking act of destruction — was carefully deliberated public policy, a symbolic seal on an official campaign of vengeance: it was his own idea to pay the Persians back in kind for the burning of the Athenian temples in 479 B.C. and, Arrian wrote, "for all the other wrongs they had committed against the Greeks".

If products are used as social currency, they are not very carefully deliberated, but people settle with the first good enough product.