Sentence examples for comments are deliberate from inspiring English sources
So when Trump claims that he can only lose Pennsylvania to Clinton as a result of rigging - despite polls consistently showing him ten points behind her - we should assume his comments are deliberate attempts to undermine the legitimacy of the Pennsylvania election.
Echoes of John Lennon's comment about the Beatles and Jesus are deliberate, and will sail over the head of the band's true audience members, who, borne aloft by the soft pop sounds of "Eventually" and "Why" (all songs are written and performed by the Wolff brothers), will find this modest movie as pleasing as previous Naked Brothers products.
But his choices are deliberate.
They are deliberate, orchestrated events".
Not all introductions are deliberate.
Deborah Glass, the deputy chair of the IPCC, has called for a panel to consider whether the misrepresentation of Mr Mitchell's comments was a "deliberate attempt" by certain officers to discredit him "in pursuit of a wider agenda".
European Union delegates confirmed that their silence on the Palestinian proposal was deliberate, commenting off-camera that the references to Israeli racism had already been made in the Durban I Declaration, and the purpose of Durban II is to implement Durban I. State department officials and U.S. delegates to Durban II's planning committee insist that their minds have not been made up.
He commented that the choice was deliberate since he was a fan of British rock, and wanted that kind of attitude and quirkiness of the musicians in "Like a Prayer", as well as the other songs of the album.
By illuminating not only the fact that the facilitator "pressed" or "lifted up" certain participant comments but also coded what the essence of those comments were, we witnessed deliberate choices on the part of the facilitator to pay attention to teachers' thinking and to move their thinking toward the goals/subgoals of TSCD-PD (and not to pursue other topics).
Or perhaps David Reyne was being deliberate and meta by segueing from entirely vacuous comments to an ad for vacuum cleaners.
