Sentence examples for deliberate a matter from inspiring English sources

These swings are deliberate, a matter of rhythm and pacing.

At the same time, respect is also an expression of agency: it is deliberate, a matter of directed rather than grabbed attention, of reflective consideration and judgment.

Roley's narrative choices seem deliberate rather than a matter of an inadequate stylistic repertory or paucity of imagination.

Not conducting arrests at the time of riot events was deliberate, they said, not a matter of standing back and doing nothing.

For Hamas and Islamic Jihad, however, the killing of innocent Israeli civilians, including children, is deliberate, premeditated, and desired — a matter of pride, a religious duty, an occasion for celebration, even (given that the proclaimed goal of these organizations is the liquidation of the Jewish state) an end in itself.

But much of it is a matter of deliberate policy.

Its sudden presence in Britain is a matter of deliberate inducement and persuasion.

Carl Walter, a Beijing-based investment banker, said in a recent book that getting as many companies as possible into that select group was a matter of deliberate policy.

It was a matter of deliberate policy, and for the Clinton Administration the evasion of the world's post-Holocaust commitment to prevent genocide could not properly be called a failure.

The absence of attention here to the Rangers is not a deliberate slight; it's simply a matter of the Penguins and the Flyers being among the league's elite.

You did so as a matter of deliberate decision-making, however skewed your reasons, from listening to those Muslims who incite such action on the internet," said the judge, Mr Justice Cooke.