Sentence examples for deliberate always from inspiring English sources
"Corruption is always deliberate, always clandestine," says Dr Dan Hough, of Sussex University.
To see the white man as always reasonable, always pure, always deliberate, always complex and always innocent.
Was Henry James right so insistently to separate "the deliberate and always sacral space of art from the vagaries, contingencies, and frustrations of the artist's life"?
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Spock looks silly, but he's always deliberate and composed.
The only difference is that the humour in New Tricks is nearly always deliberate.
Her moves are deliberate, and she always has time to exchange a few words with customers.
Since 1976, the Supreme Court has held that all such statutes are unconstitutional — that juries must always deliberate separately on guilt and punishment.
I find it strange to think of war as thoughtful and deliberate; I have always imagined it would be more like the chaos encountered in NovaLogic's beautifully designed online first-person shooter, Joint Operations: Typhoon Rising.
The pulse of the movement is so deliberate that it always seems on the verge of dying, but it gets a strange, suspended liveliness from the rhythmic figure that haunts it, a stretched-out martial combination of eighth-notes and triplets.
In polls, South Koreans say they want reunification, but the overwhelming majority believe it should be deliberate, well-planned and alwell-planned anddecalwaysat.This week, as The Economist went to press, events seemed to be going South Korea's way.
