Sentence examples for deliberate down from inspiring English sources

The name Bohemian Society is itself a nod to the culture of social clubs and the importance of having people to belong to -- and the apparent references to secret societies from the Illuminati to the gangs of LA are quite deliberate, down to the collection's use of blackletter gothic script.

Mr. Ridge called the deliberate downing of the plane "irrational, cowardly, despicable, unconscionable, immoral".

As the Supreme Court sits down to deliberate over a landmark same-sex marriage case, The Huffington Post sat down for drinks to discuss the LGBT rights movement: past, present and future.

It is like a deliberate grinding down process.

He's doing this through a deliberate slowing down, placing emphasis on the elegance of well-designed objects and drawings.

Like a rush job, or something more deliberate, slowed down to expand the risk, intensify the thrill, feel anew the audacity of what two people can do?

Take your time and be deliberate: press down firmly on the fret, and pluck the string.

Maybe Jenkin and fellow MPs will remedy this when they sit down to deliberate, but already they seem to have fallen prey to Whitehall's chronic disease – myopic departmentalism.

Several thousand retired players have accused the N.F.L. of deliberating playing down the dangers of head injuries.

Such a deliberate slow-down could help to lower the political temperature and turn negotiations into routine events, thereby shedding much of their media hype and agitation.

Lamb kept his side in touch with a third penalty, helped by Goode's trip to the sin-bin for what the referee, Andrew Small, judged to be a deliberate knock-down.