Sentence examples for deliberate air from inspiring English sources

He talks softly and gently, with a deliberate air of humility couching most of his responses.

In fact, as the models moved with a deliberate air of drama — that is, slowly — I thought the clothes would look better if the women walked at a normal pace, like regular people.

The lone man practices tai chi and has a deliberate, Zenlike air to him.

In one pattern the dancers lie horizontally on the stage's centerline; and, one to another, the men rise and run over the line, as if going through an obstacle course in slow motion, with jumps that hover as if the dancer is deliberating in air where to plant his foot.

Sackler is thirty-four, slight, with a deliberate and unhurried air.

In a report issued this year, Human Rights Watch accused the Assad government of "deliberate and indiscriminate air strikes on civilians," including the use of so-called barrel bombs — typically, metal drums filled with high explosives and scrap metal — in areas packed with civilians.

Direct-air capture — deliberate extraction of CO2 from our atmosphere using empirically proven technologies — may turn out to be more expensive than carbon capture at the emission source, but it has several important possible advantages.

The poem goes on: And their scattering has an air of deliberate ritual, ancient and necessary.

At the end of the presentations, judges deliberate live on the air to determine a winner.

We'll ask a few questions after each pitch and then deliberate live on the air to determine a winner.

After a brief Q&A with each company, judges deliberate live on the air to choose a winner.