Sentence examples for deliberate at all from inspiring English sources

I did not deliberate at all before taking it, really.

A retail pricing specialist with extensive experience of one of the "big four" supermarkets agrees: "I don't think it's deliberate at all," he says.

At least every now and then, don't be deliberate, at all; just play.

Such a view does not necessarily lead to the conclusion that it is impossible to make judgements between values on a case-by-case basis, or that values, just because they can't be compared or ranked in terms of one master-value or formula, can't be compared or deliberated between at all.

George Packer's recent New Yorker piece "The Empty Chamber - Just How Broken Is the Senate" leaves no doubt that our "most deliberative body" does barely any deliberating at all.

We're very deliberate at trying to understand all the challenges that people will face.

In 1952, Cage wrote 4′33″, in which there is no deliberate sound at all, but only whatever background noise occurs during the performance.

Old Booker used to deliberate at length in posh restaurants.

Fiennes suggests this was deliberate, at least unconsciously so.

Pakistan's armed forces even suggested that the border deaths had been "deliberate at some level".

Valery Ovsyanikov's conducting, too deliberate at the conclusion of "Diamonds," provided generally handsome accompaniment.